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Orbán’s Fourth Consecutive Victory: A Pseudo-Democracy Where Only He Can Win

On Sunday, Hungarians headed to the parliamentary polls for the third time since Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party was elected in 2010. Opposition parties from left to right have united for More

Posted On : April 10, 2022 Published By : Zalan Teodor Gaspar
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The Ethiopian Unease: The War of a Nobel Peace Prize

In 2019, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia’s Prime Minister, for his efforts to promote peace by resolving long-lasting conflict with neighboring Eritrea. Today, Ethiopia is More

Posted On : April 6, 2022 Published By : Killian Madgelaine
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Is Bill 96 Simply Prolonging the Inevitable?

On May 13, 2021, the government of Quebec tabled Bill 96, which attempts to halt the decline of  French in the province. The current form of the Bill includes quite More

Posted On : April 3, 2022 Published By : Nicholas Caissie
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Where is Canada’s Foreign Policy?

In 2022, Canadian foreign policy still lacks in its ability to place the country at the forefront of global tension mitigation. Upon her appointment to office, Canada’s current Foreign Affairs More

Posted On : April 1, 2022 Published By : Olivia Bornyi
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The Future of Turkish Democracy

On February 28th, the Turkish opposition coalition which is made up of the Republican People’s Party, Felicity Party, the Good Party, Future Party, Democrat Party, and the Democracy and Progress More

Posted On : April 1, 2022 Published By : Balca Erözden
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Ketanji Brown Jackson and the Ideal of Judicial Independence

The first qualification of judges is often an ability to serve as an apolitical arbiter of laws and rights, insulated from the tumult of politics, at least in republics predicated More

Posted On : April 1, 2022 Published By : Louisa Hanson
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Liberal and NDP Deal: Trudeau Treading Water

On Tuesday, March 22, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of the Liberal Party announced an alliance with his far-left opponent, Jagmeet Singh of the New Democratic Party (NDP). The brokered deal More

Posted On : March 30, 2022 Published By : Riyana Karim Hajiani
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Party Problems in the US: How Will Progressive Democrats Respond to Increasing Isolation?

Build Back Ever?  In December, United States Senator Joe Manchin, a conservative Democrat representing the state of West Virginia, gave President Joe Biden and Democratic leadership in Congress some very More

Posted On : March 27, 2022 Published By : Keagan Goforth
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The Kremlin’s Disinformation Machine and its Effects on Russian Domestic Support

In late February 2022, President Vladimir Putin launched a military invasion of Ukraine, sparking worldwide outrage as well as protests within Russia. Beyond the intense conflict on the ground , More

Posted On : March 27, 2022 Published By : Sophie Gunyon
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The Flawed Logic of Nuclear Deterrence

Since the end of World War II, the concept of nuclear deterrence has grown to become a cornerstone of international relations theory. The idea that possession of weapons of mass More

Posted On : March 24, 2022 Published By : Jessica Maloney

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