What Does Rafsanjani’s Death Mean for Iranian Politics?
Iran’s former President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani died on the 8th of January at the age of 84. A key figure of the…
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The Age of Disillusionment: Do Tweets Speak Louder Than Words?
In the run up to the inauguration, President-Elect Trump has openly threatened the Japanese Toyota industry in…
The Big Question: Donald Trump and Latin America
The world woke up to an alternate universe on November 9, 2016 as businessman and "Celebrity Apprentice" host…
The Clinton Doctrine
Former Secretary of State, New York Senator, and First Lady. A member of the American political establishment…
Iraq Leads the Charge in Seeking Justice: JASTA and its Consequences in Play
The passing of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) in the US has caused international outcry by…
Sanders’ Views on Israel May be Representative of Strong Grasp of Foreign Policy
During the Democratic Presidential Primary debate on April 14th, Bernie Sanders expressed support for the…
A Tale of Two Clintons
As the primaries for the 2016 U.S. presidential election heat up, there is a single refrain that anybody supporting…
The Face of Drones
From a Western point of view, the recent use of drones to supplace human soldiers fighting terrorist groups in…
Paradigms of Power: From Ikea to Clinton
Welcome to Paradigms of Power, a new blog by the McGill International Review. My name is Ryan Mernin, I’m an…
A Weakened Saudi Arabia and Its Rift With Iran
After a rapid, and unfortunate, series of events that took place in the Middle East during the first weekend in…