Myanmar has been embroiled in civil war since 2021. What does the failure to bring peace mean for the nation and the ...

Jon Marvin Reyes is a second-year student at McGill University, pursuing a degree in Political Science and International Development Studies. He is particularly interested in Canadian and Philippine ...

TW: This article discusses rape, sexual assault, and violence. The question then becomes: what can India do end its rape crisis? The answer is not simple. It includes a combination of a reformed ...

“A.D.A. Casey Novak: How can she be reading the paper as if nothing happened? Dr. George Huang: Because she has a borderline personality disorder. She compartmentalizes the world, she’s always right ...

Reports have, with increasing frequency, begun to emerge of states engaging mercenaries to further their foreign policy objectives. From Colombians fighting on behalf of the UAE in Yemen, to Turkey ...

In recent years, social media has both instigated and bore witness to new divisions in our society. Even though octogenarians manage to use it, social media is a complicated digital tool, involving ...

In his 1989 book The Great Good Place, sociologist Ray Oldenburg coined the term “third place” to describe “public spaces crucial for neighbourhoods as a space to interact, gather, meet and talk,” ...

The Democratic Republic of Congo is one of the richest countries in the world in terms of natural resources, owing to a tremendous deposit of untapped raw minerals. However, as Congo emerges from a ...

For decades, a century-old wooden canoe, dubbed ‘the Pope’s kayak,’ has been on display within the halls of the Vatican’s Museum. However, the artifact might not stay in place for much longer. The ...

Host Kai Samuel-Szablowski sits down with Prof. Vincent Rigby, former national security and intelligence advisor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, to discuss the threats posed by foreign interference ...

Host Blaise Brosnan sits down with Substack writer and Marxist Freddie deBoer, to discuss the merits of meritocracy, the polarization in our present-day culture war, and America’s education system.

Gabriel Garcia Marquez was in the business of blurring the lines between the real and the fantastic. In his 1967 novel, One Hundred Years of Solitude, the scene that does so most effectively is the ...