Seen The Lights Go Out on Broadway: Mamdani’s First Year in Office
A year ago, I argued that Zohran Mamdani’s agenda would cause more problems for New York than it would solve. Now that he has been
De la Mémoire à l’Avenir : L’Importance du Patrimoine Culturel dans le Développement
L'article met en lumière l'importance du patrimoine culturel dans le développement d’un pays, en soulignant…
The Hidden Security Threats of Climate Change: When Risks Become Reality
In the past decade, the world has experienced several security crises that have required serious…
Drawing Boundaries: Canada’s Housing Crisis and the NIMBY Dilemma
In Canadian cities like Regina, Saskatoon, and Montreal, Quebec, homelessness is increasingly at the center…
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What Does A Changing Climate Mean For Bangladesh?
Bangladesh has become a nation forced to the frontline of climate-related impacts. The low-lying country…
Unpacking the Viability of SDG 8 and Economic Growth in the Face of Climate Change
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by all United Nations (UN) member states…
Tropical Forest Facility and the Conversation on Ways to Value the Environment
At a time when the planet is showing its limits in terms of resources, leaders…
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The Hidden Infrastructure of Globalization: How Submarine Cables Became Strategic Targets
In 1850, England and France were connected for the first time by an undersea telegraph…
International Legal Regulation in the Age of AI
The integration of artificial intelligence into modern society has become increasingly apparent as it transforms…
The Renewed International Space Race: One Giant Leap for Whom?
The 1967 Outer Space Treaty declared space as a “province of all mankind”. Fifty-nine years…