In an age of ever-evolving outer space exploration, it is crucial to understand the limitations of international space law.
Explainer: Lobbying in Canada
Lobbying allows people to influence politicians and public officials to take legislative action, but is it more of a democratic tool or a means for corruption?
Explainer: The Pink Tax
Gender-based pricing discrimination, also known as the “Pink Tax,” refers to the higher price of specific products and services marketed to women consumers.
Explainer: The African Union
Formed in 2002 out of previous attempts at continental organizations and made up of 55 member states, the African Union aims to promote regional solidarity.
Explainer: Fossil Fuels
While fossil fuels have allowed humans to develop technology and infrastructure, their role in climate change is undeniable and is forcing us to find alternatives.
Explainer: Shariah Law
Shariah law is “a set of guiding rules in Islam meant for direction on moral conduct and even day-to-day life,” yet it is often wrongly framed as an oppressive tool of subjugation.
Explainer: The Equality Act
National support for LGBTQ+ rights is high, but why is the Equality Act facing opposition in the Senate?
Explainer: The Senate Filibuster
As a relic of Jim Crow and an obstacle for progressive legislation, is it time to reform the filibuster?
Explainer: Industrial Policy
Industrial policy takes many forms, as evidenced by its use in the 20th century. Large technological and political shifts are leading many to predict its comeback.
