Gay and Afraid: What South Korea Taught Us About the Dangers of Contact Tracing
Having established the consequences of compulsory contact tracing on the LGBTQ+ community in South Korea, is this a…
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COVID-19
Taking the “Red Pill” is Not Cool
While calling the regulations “fascist” may be easy to do, they fail to take into account the bleak reality…
The WTO’s Fall from Grace: Wavering Leadership
Outgoing Director General of the WTO Roberto Azevêdo worked near miracles in 2013 and 2015. However, with US-global…
Debt, Masks, and Tech: Why COVID-19 Won’t Mean the End for China’s Belt and Road…
China is proving that it will not allow COVID-19 to bring its economy to a standstill. With President Xi’s playbook…
Why Canada Needs an Indigenous-Specific COVID-19 Policy
Canada needs a COVID-19 strategy tailored to the needs and unique vulnerabilities of First Nations communities,…
COVID-19 is a Symptom of a Greater Global Pathology
COVID-19 has been portrayed as a unifying phenomenon. However, the pandemic is not only unveiling, but exacerbating…
Opinion | We’re Not All In This Together
COVID-19 has wreaked immeasurable havoc, much of which could have been prevented if it were not for the persistent…
Losing Face: The Structural Inadequacies of Australia’s ‘Pacific Step Up’
This February, New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, embarked on her first state visit to The Republic of…
How Coronavirus is Exposing the Cruise Industry
The rapid spread of COVID-19 on cruise ships has shed light on long-standing issues with labour regulation as well…
How COVID-19 Will Impact Saudi Arabia’s Patronage-Based Economy
COVID-19 struck at the wrong time for a state looking to roll back welfare and build a private marketplace. If the…