Last week, Ahmed Mohamed was arrested for bringing a clock to school. Clearly, children of criminalised minorities do not enjoy the luxury of “youthful innocence.”
Continue reading Islamophobia and the Politicisation of Youth
Is China abandoning economic reform for good?
Continue reading China’s Economic Junction: Mustering the Courage to Do Less
This year’s International Army Game was less of an exercise and more of a who’s who of the world’s best armies. Who won? Depends whom you ask.
For Malcolm Turnbull, the legacy of departing Prime Minister Tony Abbott offers little to emulate, but much to repudiate.
The recent image of a drowned Syrian boy washed up on a beach has led to calls for better immigration policy across Europe. But many are still fearful of taking the refugees in.
Continue reading Europe’s Refugees – Parasitic or Symbiotic?
The Canadian public needs a crash course in electoral politics, but the ruling politicians won’t be the ones to give it.
For smaller, less strategically significant nations like New Zealand, staying in America’s graces is a costly endeavor.
The United States is obsessed with becoming energy-independent – even at the expense of the global economy.
Continue reading Oil Prices Will Stay Volatile – and It’s All America’s Fault
The US Department of Justice has laid out indictments for a slew of top FIFA executives, but will this be enough to clean up soccer’s governing body?
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