Host Theo Shouse sits down with foreign policy journalist Connor Echols to discuss tensions between Iran, Israel, and the US. This episode was recorded on July 2, 2025.

Jon Marvin Reyes is a second-year student at McGill University, pursuing a degree in Political Science and International Development Studies. He is particularly interested in Canadian and Philippine ...

Rape cases in India have begun to form a pattern: a brutal rape takes place, public protests gain the attention of authorities and news outlets, and the victim and their families demand justice. Yet, ...

Host Sydney Murray sits down with global health expert Tim Evans to discuss what get Tim out of bed in the morning, who is the next Bill Gates, population views tied with public health issues and ...

Both right-wing ideologues and members of New Age groups believe that modern society has lost its way. In times of crisis, these beliefs are magnified, and the fraudulence of our institutions is ...

By misrepresenting the experiences of individuals with mental disorders, beliefs about stereotypes may lead to a negative monolithic view of the community and subsequently perpetuate biases in public ...

We cannot have homeownership being the primary means of building wealth and security, and also allow affordable housing projects – such as Senakw – to exist.

The failures of the elite democracy that returned in 1986, such as unsuccessfully addressing ongoing corruption and inequality, have nurtured disillusionment amongst the populace that lends itself ...

Algeria as Europe’s Gateway: Energy Dependence or Exploitation? Following the war in Ukraine, what are the implications of the attentional shift towards past colonies for natural gas?

Host Zalan Teodor Gaspar sits down with Henry Olsen, a columnist for The Washington Post and a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. They discuss the winners and losers of the first ...

While the use of mercenaries is a conventional practice, its proliferation is nevertheless a cause for concern. By enabling states to put boots on the ground in a largely unofficial capacity, states ...