While Western media outlets have been keeping close watch on Ukraine’s uprisings, a parallel conflict has been boiling to the surface in the Balkans. This is why the Bosnian Protests shouldn’t go unnoticed:
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Cold War 2.0? Doing More for Ukraine
When it concerns the Ukrainian conflict, the Canadian government has offered no subtleties. Aaron Joshua Pinto tells us why.
You Could Have Just Asked Nicely: Analyzing the Effectiveness of Torture
Andrew Majoran analyzes the effectiveness of torture as an interrogation method.
The Tatar Question
Deika Mohamed discusses Crimea’s minority Muslim population and their stance towards recent developments.
Anti-gay Laws: The Politics of Sexuality
Exploring the complex social, cultural and political dynamics of anti-homosexual laws around the world.
Terrorist Attacks in China: The Manifestation of Regional Dissent
Fred Pai discusses the recent stabbing attacks in China and the underlying issue of ethnic suppression.
SXSW: Cyber Surveillance and Canada
Julia Baldesarra reviews how the SXSW reminds participants of the intricate balance between protecting individual privacy and ensuring national security.
Afghanistan’s Decision: A Look at the Presidential Election
As the date of Afghanistan’s presidential election approaches, Paul Pryce looks at some of the top contenders and the implications of each.
Why Public Support of Armed Intervention Is Unnecessary
Thanks to the residual powers of the Crown, the Prime Minister can send Canada’s Armed Forces to war without the support of the House.
Russia Annexes Crimea: what now?
Justine Reisler argues that the Crimean dispute should end with the borders drawn today.