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How Apathy is Choking a Country Koena Banerjee May 2, 2026 India accounts for nearly 70 per cent of all air pollution-related deaths, yet government authorities have done…
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Opinion | Fame Shouldn’t Disqualify You From Being Able to Speak Out Daphne Renoux Apr 10, 2026 Whether or not celebrities are "detached" from society, they remain part of this world, much like any other person,…
Can Middle Powers Lead the Way? Franka Mangano Apr 4, 2026 Five centuries after Italian political scholar Giovanni Botero first defined them, middle powers finally have their…
MIR Meets: Shachi Kurl Kai Samuel-Szablowski Mar 16, 2026 Host Kai Samuel-Szablowski speaks with Shachi Kurl, president of the Angus Reid Institute, to discuss…
Lessons in Autocracy: How Bolsonaro and Trump Weaponized Nostalgia Against… Sofia Gobin Dec 30, 2025 How much power does nostalgia really have? In Brazil and the United States, rewriting the past is becoming a…
Winning Without Victory: Russia’s Hybrid War in Moldova Blanche de Brondeau Dec 18, 2025 Russia’s interference in Moldova’s elections was never just about winning; its fundamental aim was to sow…
MIR Meets: Liam Olsen Sarina Macleod Dec 16, 2025 Host Lauren Archibald sits down with Liam Olsen, National Chair of the Young Liberals of Canada, to discuss youth…
A Paradise Caught Between South Asia’s Most Dangerous Geopolitical Fault Line Koena Banerjee Nov 11, 2025 In the long, tumultuous history of Kashmir, the April 2025 Pahalgam attack marks yet another turning point, one…