The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a long-standing and intricate issue that has been ongoing for over seven decades. The conflict is rooted in the struggle for land and resources in the region after the British government directed the immigration of Jewish … Continue reading
Category: Politics
Trudeau’s Plan: Remodelling the Canadian Healthcare System
On Tuesday, February 7th, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pitched nearly $200 billion as part of a 10-year healthcare plan to fix the ailing healthcare system, with a $2 billion boost to the Canada Health Transfer (CHT) for each province and … Continue reading
Haïti: l’exploitation d’une nation
Depuis l’assassinat du président Haïtien Jovenel Moise le 7 juillet 2022, le gouvernement non-élu du premier ministre Ariel Henry réclame une intervention militaire étrangère pour lutter contre les gangs armés. Cependant, la population s’oppose à cette intervention par peur que … Continue reading
Somalia: A Failed State?
The civil war in Somalia is a conflict that continues to cause millions of deaths and represents trivialized violence rooted in Somali communities.
Somalia is one of the most ethnically homogenous African countries, with 85% of the population belonging to … Continue reading
Indigenous Art Repatriation in North America — Why Has so Little Been Done?
A comparative analysis in policy between the United States and Canada on repatriation of artwork to its Indigenous communities.
Intimidation: A Tool for the Authoritarian Islamic Regime
Violence, cruelty, and corruption run rampant in many authoritarian governments and play decisive roles in upholding their power. It is, therefore, much easier to overlook the subtler tactics responsible for these institutions’ impervious power. For better or worse, some of … Continue reading
Through the Looking Glass: A Reflection on the Pre-Colonial Mirage
Nsuo a edo wo na eko w’ahina mu
In the Akan language of Twi, “Only the water that was meant for you, enters your pot.”
The consensus in Africa has been that the allocation of power, resources, and attention has … Continue reading
Blood of the People: Inside the Peruvian Uprising
In the past month, Peru has descended into chaos. Beginning after the impeachment of President Pedro Castillo by the Peruvian congress, protesters across the nation have risen up, demanding a change to the political status quo, which has the legislative … Continue reading
L’ article premier de la constitution française menace-t-il les droits des peuples autochtones ?
On parle fréquemment de certains pays tels que le Canada, les Etats-Unis ou encore le Brésil pour dénoncer le traitement qu’ils réservent aux peuples autochtones. Or, en France aussi, les droits des peuples autochtones dans les départements français d’Outre mer … Continue reading
Lorsque les voix dans les urnes ne correspondent pas à celles à l’Assemblée nationale
Le 3 octobre dernier, le parti politique Coalition avenir Québec (CAQ) mené par François Legault a remporté pour une seconde fois les élections provinciales québécoises. Bien que la CAQ n’ait récolté que près de 41% des votes, celle-ci a … Continue reading