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Why Georgia is not a Purple State… Yet

Georgia On My Mind On December 6th, 2022, Democrat Raphael Warnock celebrated re-election to his first full six-year term as a United States Senator from the state of Georgia, declaring More

Posted On : March 6, 2023 Published By : Keagan Goforth
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Demonstrations in Iran and China: Dictatorships Under Popular Pressure

In Asia, the end of 2022 was marked by strong popular protests in two of the world’s most powerful authoritarian regimes: China and Iran. In the first case, the protests, More

Posted On : March 1, 2023 Published By : Killian Madgelaine
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Réforme des retraites: le gouvernement a-t-il dépassé les bornes?

Promesse électorale d’Emmanuel Macron en 2016, la réforme des retraites peine à voir le jour. Déjà abandonnée en 2019, sa deuxième version se heurte une nouvelle fois à une très More

Posted On : February 19, 2023 Published By : Clara Desfosses
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Why The Biden Document Scandal Is Unlikely to Change His 2024 Calculations

New Year, New Biden? After a shaky two years in the White House, the end of 2022 and beginning of 2023 heralded what seemed to be a new lease on More

Posted On : February 5, 2023 Published By : Keagan Goforth
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Northern Ireland and the Protocol: Adjusting to the New Reality of Brexit

The border between Ireland and Northern Ireland is crossed by some 30 000 people every day for work. Travel across the border is unrestricted, but this partition still has an More

Posted On : January 10, 2023 Published By : Sophie Gunyon
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President Abdel Fatah El Sisi’s “ New Egyptian Republic”: A Lived Reality?

The June 30th, 2013 revolution was a turning point in Egyptian history. While some Egyptians describe the overthrow of the Muslim Brotherhood President Mohammed Morsi, in 2013,  by Military General More

Posted On : November 15, 2022 Published By : Marina Zaki
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Behind Libya’s Never-Ending Cycle of Crisis

Torn by a civil war that has been ongoing since a NATO intervention in 2011 toppled the long-ruling dictator Muammar-AlQaddhafi, Libya seems to be deeply divided, rendering the county a More

Posted On : May 19, 2022 Published By : Marina Zaki
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Protecting” Ethnic Russians by Expanding the Definition of “Self-Defence”

Expanding the Definition of the “Self” in “Self-Defence”: The universal ban on inter-state war is a central element of the UN Charter. For states that are members of the United More

Posted On : May 19, 2022 Published By : Zach Cheung
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Ron DeSantis’ Potential Path to the White House

While it seems like an eternity away, the search for potential Republican candidates in anticipation of the 2024 United States presidential elections has already begun. From this process, two names More

Posted On : April 11, 2022 Published By : Keagan Goforth
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The Danish Bill L-226 : Offshoring Asylum, Outsourcing Hope

The Ukrainian war, which has resulted in the displacement of four million refugees who now seek asylum in the European Union (EU), has put migration back under the European spotlight. More

Posted On : April 11, 2022 Published By : Marine Matsumura

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