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Transcending Boundaries: Indigenous Knowledge in Space Debris Governance
Indigenous voices marginalized in space discussions could find representation through the space debris problem. But, caution is needed to avoid…
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The Difficulties of Regulating the Influencer Sector
How are influencers easily embarking on paid trips to Dubai anyway?
Solar Geoengineering: the Unknowns, the Risks, and the Potential Benefits
Careful investigations are needed to understand the trade-offs involved in any attempts to engineer the Earth’s climate. An outright ban on solar…
Expertise Under Attack: COVID-19’s Role in the Polarization of American Politics
The pandemic has perpetuated a cycle of ruthless cynicism against the civil service, compromising its fundamental legitimacy. Does this signal the…
Policy Students Share Their Mental Health Stories
With Mental Health Awareness Week kicking off, reducing stigma and ensuring universal mental health coverage is more important than ever.
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Misclassification and Low Pay: The Grim Reality of Rideshare Drivers in California
Is it acceptable for companies like Uber and Lyft to avoid regulations by classifying their drivers as independent contractors? The simple answer is a…
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Islamophobia and the Unsettling Reality for Muslim Canadians
Ramadan has become a central target for hate against Muslims.
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India’s Shifting Priorities: Balancing National Interests and Multilateralism
As the West recognizes India as a key partner to counter China’s rise as a disruptive power, New Delhi must prioritise and strengthen its historical…
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