Last September, French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer co-chaired the “Coalition of the ...

Although Russia's invasion of Ukraine stunned the world, this was far from a sudden move. This invasion echoed a familiar pattern seen in Georgia and Crimea years earlier, a pattern the West had been ...

Marie is a student at McGill university studying in Political Science and International Development. She is interested in African politics, public policy, and state growth.

Although Russia's invasion of Ukraine stunned the world, this was far from a sudden move. This invasion echoed a familiar pattern seen in Georgia and Crimea years earlier, a pattern the West had been ...

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