Hayden Rodenkirchen on WTO gridlock and its most recent push for progress
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Recovering Jamaican Identity through Education
Brenna Owen explores the educational crisis in Jamaica and emphasizes the essentiality of educational reform to establishing Jamaican economic independence and healing cultural divides.
“We’re Free – The Rest Doesn’t Matter!” – The State of Venezuela Today
Venezuela has been making headlines lately both for their human rights record and economic issues. Katie Skinner discusses what this means for Canada and its partners
Reclaiming the word “Madrasa”
Zahra Sachedina discusses the roots behind the term “Madrasa” and its influence on religion.
Canadian Implications of Obama’s Export Reform Initiative
Chris Edwards on the legislative overhaul of the American export control system and its possible implications for Canada
NATO Post-2014
Katie Skinner discusses NATO’s Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen’s recent speech detailing NATO’s future
A comparison between Jabhat Al-Nusra and Free Syrian Army: Jihadist Militant Groups in Syria
Khemesse Diop discusses the Jihadist militant groups in Syria: Al-Nusra Front and Free Syrian Army.
All Bets Are Off
Dahlia James on chemical weapons in Syria and if the international community has a realistic solution.
America’s Quantitative Easing is Emerging Markets’ Stimulus
Following the Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain its bond-buying policy last week, Tyler Amos argues emerging markets are benefitting from the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing.
The Plight of Child Brides
Maddalena Vani on child brides and countering a broad range of issues.