‘Ethical’ Imperialism: Using Religious Freedom as a Justification for…
The question lies less in how one must define religious freedom, but rather on who determines its legitimacy as a…
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Laïcité in France: From Freedom of the Church to the Protection of a…
France needs to come back to the original conception of laïcité - coined in the 1905 law - that was meant to create…
Right-Wing Populism and Pasokification
For better or worse, national populism is here to stay, and the effects of Pasokification may not be fully…
Opinion | Legault, Smith, and the Incoming Constitutional Crisis
In Danielle Smith and François Legault, we see the two most fervent proponents of provincial autonomy. They are two…
Rhino Poaching: Green Militarization in South Africa
With lockdown restrictions easing and poaching increasing again in South Africa, anti-poaching strategies should…
Switzerland’s Very Own Burka Ban : Europe’s ‘Neutral’ Core Spikes Controversy Once…
On March 7th, Switzerland passed a referendum on banning face coverings in public with a margin of 51.2% (in…
Russian Action and Ukrainian Consequence: Zelensky’s Shifting Stance
As the shadow of another Russian invasion looms over eastern Ukraine, Ukraine’s everyman President Volodymyr…
IRSAM at the United Nations
Each year, the International Relations Students Association at McGill (IRSAM) Youth Advisory Delegation sends 16–24…
Ugly and Ignored: Toronto’s Homelessness Crisis
The McGill International Review is thrilled to present this article by Queen's University student Claire Parsons as…
A City for Egypt’s Future, or Al-Sisi’s?
Six years ago, the Egyptian government announced they would construct a New Administrative Capital (NAC) in the…