20 Nov POM: The Countering Foreign Interference Act: Canada’s domestic protection dilemma

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Eve O’Callaghan International Policy Review – Policy of the Month The previous decade has seen increased awareness in Western democracies of the need to protectnational sovereignty from foreign interference and transnational repression. A 2025 Freedom HouseReport shows there have been 1,219 incidents of transnational repression, carried...

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20 Nov POM: Balancing Affordability and Sustainability:Assessing the 2025 State and Local Housing

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Asimina Melissi International Policy Review – Policy of the Month Across the globe, housing affordability and persistent inequalities have made stable housingincreasingly unattainable. The United States housing market, in particular, is severely strained due to animbalance between supply and demand. The crisis, sparked by the Great...

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09 Nov POM: Policy under pressure: America’s shifting strategy in Venezuela

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Leonor Mellado Mannaerts  International Policy Review – Policy of the Month On October 15th, 2025, Donald Trump confirmed his authorization for the C.I.A. to conduct covert operations in Venezuela with the larger goal of building a campaign against the authoritarian leader, Nicolas Maduro. Prior to this announcement,...

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22 Jul IPR x Ukraine Working Group Articles Series

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IPR Writers Leino Sofia Read here Madieh Lydia Read here Maria Mueller Read here Tuliakov Viascheslav Read here Ukraine Working Group Writers Read Here ...

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21 Jul Intersectionality in Climate Litigation: The Role of Gender Perspective

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Klaudia Maria Kupidura IE International Policy Review x World’s Youth for Climate Justice July 2025 READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE (Page 79-88) ...

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21 Jul Farmland for the Future: The International Court of Justice and their Advisory Opinion’s Role in the Larger Land-Grabbing Narrative

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Caroline Margarita Blessing IE International Policy Review x World’s Youth for Climate Justice July 2025 READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE (Page 67-78) ...

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21 Jul Brazil Before Three Courts: A Comparative Analysis of Brazil’s Written Submissions to Climate Advisory Opinion Proceedings

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Ivana Soto IE International Policy Review x World’s Youth for Climate Justice July 2025 READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE (Page 53-66) ...

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21 Jul Unrecognized and Unprotected: Climate Refugees and International Legal Gaps

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Michela Salama-Robino IE International Policy Review x World’s Youth For Climate Justice July 2025 READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE (Page 40-52) ...

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21 Jul Imported Emissions, Exported Responsibility: Can the ICJ Advisory Opinion Close Europe’s Climate Accountability Gap?

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Kalina Stefanova IE International Policy Review x World’s Youth for Climate Justice July 2025 READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE (Page 30-39) ...

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21 Jul Divided by Degrees: The North–South Climate Conundrum

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Sanjay Reghulal International Policy Review x World’s Youth for Climate Justice July 2025 READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE (Page 15-29) ...

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