On February 28th, US-Israeli strikes began. Not long after, Iran launched missiles targeting infrastructure across the Gulf, which included Israeli and U.S. military bases. However, the effects of the war have extended far beyond the Gulf region. Before the … Continue reading
Kendall Fagan
Kendall Fagan is a third-year student at McGill University currently pursuing a BA Honours in International Development and a minor in Economics.
The Role of the Internet Shutdown in the 2026 Ugandan Elections
Since its independence in 1986, Uganda has been ruled by President Yoweri Museveni, who is now 81 years old and has secured reelection with 72% of the vote, while his greatest opponent, Bobi Wine, only amassed 25%. While this figure … Continue reading
Bills C-2 and C-12: The Potential Impacts of Canada’s New Immigration Policies
Two bills are currently on the table in Canada which have the potential to significantly alter the rights of asylum-seekers. Civil society groups have expressed significant opposition to the bills, but as Parliament continues to discuss, it remains unclear what … Continue reading
Lenacapavir: the Role of a Supposed Miracle Drug Amid Global Health Uncertainty
This year, with the United States leading in cuts to global health funding, the future of the fight against HIV/AIDS has become increasingly precarious. Lenacapavir, a long-acting antiretroviral drug, has emerged as a potential saviour. But with continued donor support … Continue reading