Getting the Insight Out
Despite the adversity of the COVID-19 pandemic, Japan confidently kicked off its Olympic torch relay on March 25th, showcasing its commitment to keeping the Olympic spirit alive in times of More
In this episode of IN BRIEF, author Florence Harvey-Hudon and editor Evdokia Konstantopoulos sit down to talk about Florence’s article titled, “Affirmative Action and Brazil’s Racial Democracy: When Myth Eclipes More
El Salvador, an Internal Struggle In recent years, the Central American republic of El Salvador has dominated the news for two things: migration and violence. For the last couple of More
In this episode of IN BRIEF, author Mikail Malik and editor Jordan Royt sit down to talk about Mikail’s article titled, “American Exceptionalism and the Afghanistan War: The War on More
In this second episode of IN BRIEF, author Sophie Wirzba and editor Brianna Morrison sit down to talk about Sophie’s article titled, “Conservation as Colonialism – Legacies of Exclusion and More
In this episode of IN BRIEF, author Robin Vochelet and editor Nicole Basran sit down to talk about Robin’s article titled, “The Social Credit System: A Tool for Authoritarian Resilience More
As the Swedish political landscape gears up for the 2022 general elections next year, the mainstream contenders are faced with a novel, albeit formidable, opponent in the far-right Sweden Democrats More
On March 25th, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that Canada’s federal carbon tax is constitutional. This paves the way for Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government to continue imposing a carbon More
The intensification of intimate partner violence (IPV), especially domestic violence, is an often-overlooked consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since the beginning of the pandemic, individuals’ restricted movement, social isolation and More
Just two months into his presidency, Joe Biden is faced with one of the most significant US military decisions in recent memory. In the coming weeks, Biden must decide whether More