The Aftermath: Brexit – Part 2 Mateo Daza Jan 31, 2020 After over three years of negotiations, failed proposals, and leadership changes, the United Kingdom is finally set…
One day in Luanda Anja Helliot Jan 20, 2020 Eleven years after her first visit, MIR Editor Anja Helliot returned to Luanda, Angola's capital, to reconnect with…
A Splintering Union: Brexit Reignites Scottish Independence Movement Adam Steiner Nov 26, 2019 Since 2016, three different prime ministers have each tried to facilitate the United Kingdom’s messy divorce from…
The Path to Power: Israel’s Fight for Energy Hegemony in Gaza Gideon Salutin Nov 25, 2019 Along with its blockade, Israel has imposed energy restrictions on Gazan facilities, cutting off access to major…
L’Argentine et l’éternel retour du péronisme Léa Cerdán Nov 20, 2019 L’élection d’Alberto Fernandez annonce le retour du péronisme en Argentine, qui a gouverné le pays 24 ans sur les…
British Columbia’s Declining Forestry Industry is Bad News for the… Sara Parker Nov 20, 2019 The B.C. forestry industry was once proof that natural resource-based industries can turn a profit and serve to…
The African Diaspora: Catalysts for Socioeconomic Change Teresa Tolo Oct 31, 2019 African nations stand to greatly benefit from the expertise and resources of the diaspora community. The…
It’s Time to Hold Big Business Responsible for Their Trash Nathalie Redick Oct 17, 2019 It’s time to place the burden of saving a planet we are not responsible for destroying onto the back of big…
Les Nouveaux Défis De l’Union Européenne Lauren Naniche Aug 4, 2019 Ces élections impliquent une véritable métamorphose politique de l’Union, et la nécessité d’établir de nouvelles…
“Green” Finance: Climate Cash, or Cash Climate? William Fajzel May 8, 2019 What motivates these activist investors, representing entire institutions managing several trillion dollars in…