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The Best Threat Is One That Is Not Deployed: FIFA and the End of Kafala in Qatar

In 2010, the FIFA Governing Body awarded the 2022 World Cup hosting rights to the small but wealthy nation of Qatar. The decision itself was criticized for a variety of More

Posted On : November 10, 2019 Published By : Ashton Connor Mathias
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Argentina’s Transformation: How the 2019 Presidential Elections Signal a Change

On October 27th, Peronists from the Justicialist Party carved out a massive victory in the 2019 Argentine presidential elections over centrist incumbent Mauricio Macri. The ticket of Alberto Fernández, a More

Posted On : November 9, 2019 Published By : Chris Cadogan
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30 Years Later: A New Cold War?

Today, the 9th of November, marks 30 years since the Berlin Wall fell. This momentous occasion in 1989 represented not only the physical collapse of a concrete barrier dividing West More

Posted On : November 9, 2019 Published By : Asher Laws
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30 Years Ago: The Fall of the Berlin Wall

On November 9, 1989, the Berlin Wall, a firmly dividing force between Eastern and Western Europe, finally fell. With the wall’s destruction, East Germans were finally granted the same social, More

Posted On : November 9, 2019 Published By : Elizabeth Franceschini
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US-China Trade War: Which Power Will Fall

In 2018, the first ‘shots’ were fired and two of the world’s largest economies embarked on a gruelling trade war. At 12:01 pm on the 5th of July, the Trump More

Posted On : November 8, 2019 Published By : Rubana Murshed
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Forward Together: the Green Party’s Future Post-Election

With climate change being one of the top ballot-box issues for Canadians this year, the 2019 federal election seemed to be the Green Party of Canada (GPC)’s best chance at More

Posted On : November 7, 2019 Published By : Ryan Brown
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England Truck Deaths: What are Governments Doing about Migration?

In late October 2019, 39 bodies were found in a refrigerated lorry on an industrial estate in Essex, England. All persons were pronounced dead on the scene, opening up several More

Posted On : November 7, 2019 Published By : Elizabeth Franceschini
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Climate Strategy in Eastern Europe: Why a Consensus Green Deal is More Implausible Than Ever

On June 20th, an Eastern coalition led by Poland and Hungary, with Estonia and the Czech Republic, blocked a Brussels-led climate strategy that would have committed all EU members to More

Posted On : November 6, 2019 Published By : Tommy Chen
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Massive Protests in Chile: A Country Called Into Action

Chile is in the middle of a political crisis in which virtually every sector of society has joined together to challenge government policies. After the price of a subway ticket More

Posted On : November 6, 2019 Published By : Pablo Guzman Lizardo
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The Conservative Leadership Contest: Will Andrew Scheer Get Another Chance?

In the aftermath of the Federal Election, Andrew Scheer is receiving considerable scrutiny concerning his leadership of the Conservative Party. After announcing they were seeking a majority victory, the Conservatives More

Posted On : November 5, 2019 Published By : Theo Malhotra

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