All posts tagged "United States"

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Staff Writer Leah Napier-Raikes argues that the death of Aaron Bushnell is the product of the increasingly apparent distance between the American people and...

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Staff Writer Guillaume Antignac recounts his recent trip to Cuba, the island’s struggles, and the role its powerful neighbour, the US, has had in...

Podcasts

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Staff writer Baaz Chandwan looks at the possible reasons for, and outcomes of, renewed North Korean aggression after Operation Vigilant Storm. Continued North Korean...

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Roar writer Aneela Aslam on the impact of the recent Roe v. Wade ruling on abortion rights in the US and American democracy. Roe...

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Roar writer Alice Delhaye on how the US Supreme Court’s impending ruling to overturn Roe v Wade demonstrates how the Court is becoming increasingly...

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Roar writer Samuel Pennifold on how political conservatives square individual rights with banning abortion, and why they need not.  Every day it becomes harder...

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Roar writer Emma Fallside on how legislation to protect voting rights failed to pass in the US Senate and what it means for America’s...

Boston Political Review

Boston Political Review writer Jack Martin on President Joe Biden’s comments about Taiwan that were heard around the world In late October, US President...

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Roar staff writer Justine Noble on why it was time for America and the West to pull out of Afghanistan. Right now, after a military...