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The Americas

“Overseas Chinese” Are Canadians Too

Unfortunately, during this pandemic, the “benevolent neglect” of Canadians is wearing increasingly thin.

From Selfies to Progress in El Salvador

The world has taken more than 350 million selfies. Selfie-taking hordes have invaded popular tourist destinations, while the bathroom mirror selfie has not yet...

Priceless Treasures and Their Shaky Pedestals 

The matter of contention is whether museums should return artifacts illicitly obtained from their places of origin. As the governments of Greece, China, and other nations draw attention to this issue, the need for comprehensive dialogue and possible action has only become more pressing.

Canada’s Existential Question: Harper's Legacy and Future

The prime minister is widely perceived to have centralized power at the expense of Parliament, often bypassing the legislature to push his agenda.

Dead Cat on the Canadian Campaign Trail

In the final stretch, Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s agenda reeked of distraction and division.

Fed Up in Guatemala

How comic-turned-politician became the face of Guatemala's anti-corruption movement.

Cuba's Domestic Makeover

Before Cuba can fully open up to foreign trade, it would benefit from several key domestic policy reforms.

Comedy as the Remedy

If Jimmy Morales succeeds in the public sector, it will not be because of his comedic experience—it will be in spite of it.

Free Trade: Not Everyone Wins

The Trans-Pacific Trade Partnership's potentially devastating effects upon the people of less developed member states warrant close consideration.

Fake It Till You Make It: Argentina's Crisis

Argentina's government is being rocked by protests against the murder of prosecutor Albert Nisman.