A Cuba in Convulsion George Wu Aug 12, 2026 Marco Rubio's long war on Cuba is finally coming to a head, pushing the country to the brink.
How French “Manifestations” Differ From American Protest Daphne Renoux May 10, 2026 Protesting is an integral part of French political culture, whereas for many Americans, it often feels optional or…
Opinion | How Politics Got in the Way of Australia’s Terrorism Response Annabelle Zehner Mar 9, 2026 On December 14, 2025, two gunmen opened fire at a Hanukkah event at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, killing 15 people. In the…
From Anti-War Posts to Parenthood: Russia’s Ever-Expanding Censorship… Dahlia Harrison-Irwin Nov 14, 2024 In light of Russia's war in Ukraine, Putin's censorship of Russian citizens reaches unprecedented levels.
MIR Meets: Pamela Paul Theodore Yohalem Shouse May 15, 2024 Host Theo Shouse sits down with Pamela Paul, a columnist for the New York Times. They talk about free speech on…
Revisiting the 2012 Quebec Student Strike Grace Parish Dec 16, 2023 The 2012 student strike brought young people together and sparked engagement in politics at all levels. There are…
China’s push for Uniformity: the Future of Cantonese in Hong Kong Sarah Aaron Nov 16, 2023 Hong Kong In 1842, when the Qing Dynasty in China ceded Hong Kong Island to the British after the First Opium…
Police Violence in the Fairy Creek Watershed Millie Murray Aug 8, 2021 The stories told by the Rainforest Flying Squad at Fairy Creek provide a damning portrait of police violence in…
A War in the Woods: The Division of the Fairy Creek Watershed Millie Murray Aug 8, 2021 Among the land defenders, the consensus seems to be that the defence of the living history of Vancouver Island is…
Who gets to be a journalist? Christopher Ciafro Feb 23, 2021 Ensuring the rights of journalists at protests is not only a matter of principle — it is also a question of…