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International Policy and Society  /  Policy and Society
What Is The IMF And What Does It Do?
December 31, 2016

David McDonald

David McDonald

Founder at The Global Millennial
David is a 19-year-old Canadian student currently attending the University of Guelph. He currently studies Public Management and economics with hopes of one day becoming an accomplished journalist. David enjoys reporting on global events and actively try to make a difference in the world.
David McDonald

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International Monetary Fund Headquarters located in Washington D.C. [Photo acquired from AP Images]   History Of The International Monetary Fund (IMF)   The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an international organization that aims to promote international monetary cooperation, facilitate international […]

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Economics  /  International Economics
Will BRICS Obstruct Western Markets?
December 28, 2016

David McDonald

David McDonald

Founder at The Global Millennial
David is a 19-year-old Canadian student currently attending the University of Guelph. He currently studies Public Management and economics with hopes of one day becoming an accomplished journalist. David enjoys reporting on global events and actively try to make a difference in the world.
David McDonald

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Trade agreement between Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa [Image acquired from businessstandard.com] Overview Multilateral trade agreements signify the importance of globalization and economic interdependence in our rapidly-changing world. From the WTO (World Trade Organization) to NAFTA (North American […]

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International Policy and Society  /  Policy and Society
A Breakdown of the Ukraine-Russian Conflict
December 18, 2016

David McDonald

David McDonald

Founder at The Global Millennial
David is a 19-year-old Canadian student currently attending the University of Guelph. He currently studies Public Management and economics with hopes of one day becoming an accomplished journalist. David enjoys reporting on global events and actively try to make a difference in the world.
David McDonald

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Interests in Eurasian natural gas pipelines and vastly different political ideologies within Ukraine lie at the core of this geopolitical dispute – Although the war has dragged on for years, a conclusion does not seem to be on the Horizon. […]

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International Policy and Society  /  Policy and Society
Aleppo Begins Evacuation After Years Of Civil War
December 16, 2016

David McDonald

David McDonald

Founder at The Global Millennial
David is a 19-year-old Canadian student currently attending the University of Guelph. He currently studies Public Management and economics with hopes of one day becoming an accomplished journalist. David enjoys reporting on global events and actively try to make a difference in the world.
David McDonald

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Aleppo, Syria A historic city, torn apart by years of relentless civil war; The worst humanitarian crisis in recent years is being referred to as the “modern-day Stalingrad,” Here’s why Overview The battle of Aleppo is the most important component […]

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Canadian Economics  /  Economics
The Northwestern Passage: A Great Economic Opportunity, But Not Without Environmental Sacrifice
December 5, 2016

David McDonald

David McDonald

Founder at The Global Millennial
David is a 19-year-old Canadian student currently attending the University of Guelph. He currently studies Public Management and economics with hopes of one day becoming an accomplished journalist. David enjoys reporting on global events and actively try to make a difference in the world.
David McDonald

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Introduction The effects of Global Warming on our planet are now irreversible. Various studies have outlined the impacts human actions have had on our planet, but more notably, our oceans.   Things like ocean heat, ocean surface temperature, sea levels, […]

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