UMSU, neutrality and crocodile tears
The only person who is convinced UMSU is neutral on the Boycott, Divestment and Sanction (BDS) movement is UMSU president Jakob Sanderson.
international affairs
Keep Canada’s hands off Venezuela
Venezuelan opposition’s long strategy is now being realized.
Imperialism, Huawei and Canada
Huawei and Canadians in headlines only obfuscate the systemic forces driving the conflict.
Time for détente with North Korea
Despite a commitment by North Korea to reach out to Canada and establish a détente, Canada refuses to de-escalate tension between the two countries.
Museum presents an incomplete Mandela
What the Canadian Museum for Human Rights gets wrong about Nelson Mandela.
What not to do while travelling abroad
Take a look at three unfortunate backpacker profiles.
Global community must act for the Rohingya
The state-sponsored oppression in Myanmar of the Rohingya, a minority ethnic group composed primarily of Muslims often described as “the world’s most persecuted people,” has…
Syria is in no civil war
Foreign powers have prioritized violence over diplomacy and significantly exacerbated the conflict.
Cash flowing into think tanks undermines impartiality of the political process
Large donations and dark money undermine the information presented in think tank studies.
Strong Republicans and weak Democrats result in a spectrum shift to the right-wing
Right-wing economic policies will always come out on top when it comes to current mainstream Democrats and Republicans.