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Australia: The Latest Nightmare of Trump 2.0? Our New Brocabulary

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Sydney Morning Herald

Taiwan: The Soft Power Output and Global Impact of Video Games

Matthew McKay - . Published in Taiwan News

As a highly infectious medium, video games are promoting the spread and penetration of cultural elements on a global scale.

Switzerland: US vs China: The War Neither Side Wants nor Needs To Happen

Peter Carioca - . Published in Neuer Zürcher Zeitung

Commonality and humanity take a back seat in geopolitics, but they should be the focal point.

Japan: A Railroad Trip That Passes through Time

Dorothy Phoenix - . Published in Sankei Shimbun

Canada: Best of Friends, Canada and the US Still Follow Different Paths

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Ottawa Citizen

Germany: A Road Trip through Trump’s America

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Der Spiegel

Taiwan: ‘The Chrysanthemum and the Sword’ of US Culture

Matthew McKay - . Published in China Times

[T]he U.S. has two sides to it, and in any consideration of the U.S., one cannot have the one without the other.

Canada: Canada Is Going To Be Drawn Closer to the US, Whether We Like It or Not

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Globe and Mail

Switzerland: The Accusation of ‘Cultural Appropriation’ Is Dangerous Because It Promotes Racist Thinking through the Back Door

Mallory Matsumoto - . Published in Neue Zürcher Zeitung

If, in the final analysis, everyone is allowed only to play themselves, it would no longer be film or theater, but self-promotion.

Canada: As Canada and the US Celebrate Birthdays, Their Cultural Differences Grow

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Ottawa Citizen

U.K.: It Isn’t Just the US: Abortion Barriers in Britain Are Forcing Women To Travel Miles for Treatment

Lalatendu Das - . Published in The Guardian

It can be easy, in the U.K., to look to the U.S. with horror, while overlooking the abortion access issues closer to home.

Canada: Canada’s ‘America Problem’: We Can’t Address Our Issues until We Get over Theirs

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Toronto Star
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