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New Leader, Old Playbook: Populism Threatens Democracy and the Rule of Law in… Aubrey Nan Feb 24, 2025 Mexico's progressive president Sheinbaum has been implementing reforms that threaten to bring the country back to a…
Escalation and Uncertainty: The Ukraine War amid the U.S. Presidential Transition Dahlia Harrison-Irwin Jan 24, 2025 Heightened military conflict in Ukraine and the uncertain future of American foreign policy set a dangerous…
Fall of an Icon: Germany’s Economic Woes, Industrial Policy Failures, and… Joshua Kertesz Jan 23, 2025 With new elections scheduled in February this year, addressing the nation’s economic downturn is one of the most…
Underfunded and Overwhelmed: The Struggle for Public Transit Funding in Canadian… Allison Dera Dec 20, 2024 This past August, Montrealers were informed of yet another delay in the city’s optimistic transit projects. After a…
Destruction of Hurricane Milton Highlights Urgency for Climate Action and Social… Angelique Gouws Nov 27, 2024 As climate change intensifies, its impacts and economic costs will only continue to rise as more natural disasters…
The Kursk Offensive: Ukraine’s Gamble for Diplomatic Leverage Daniel Harris Oct 9, 2024 How Ukraine's attack on the Kursk Oblast reflects their shifting desires in a transforming war.
Sacred Betrayal: Unveiling Labor Migrant Rights Abuses at North America’s Largest… Allison Dera Apr 22, 2024 On May 11, 2021, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) raided a construction site in the small town of…