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Youth In Politics

Youth In Politics

Informing The Youth

Youth In Politics is a multi-national student-run organization dedicated to informing the youth about politics and world issues.

Rising tensions between China and Taiwan

Rising tensions between China and Taiwan

As Taiwan's defence minister stressed, "tensions with China are at their worst in 40 years."

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Haiti Was Never Even Given a Chance

Haiti Was Never Even Given a Chance

Haiti has long been plagued with colonialist intervention–particularly from the US, France, and Canada, which has left it fundamentally unstable. In short, Haiti was never even given a chance at success.

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Who Are The 2021 Nobel Peace Prize Winners?

Who Are The 2021 Nobel Peace Prize Winners?

Maria's and Dmitry's pursuit of excellence in journalism continues as they tackle the backlash from their governments. Freedom of speech is a precondition for good governance and a thriving democracy.

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The elections are heating up; and so is Canada

The elections are heating up; and so is Canada

What is clear is that whatever the results of the election might be, the onus will be on the Canadian government to enact aggressive environmental policies across all sectors. Our youth, and our future, are depending on it.

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Prediction: What Will it Take to Form Government

Prediction: What Will it Take to Form Government

The 2021 Canadian Federal election is shaping up to be a tight race. Let’s take a look at some of the possible outcomes and how they would impact the 44th Canadian Parliament.

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Weighing the Scale

Weighing the Scale

Shifting to net-zero carbon emissions will be incredible, but it comes at an incredible cost. It means shifting from the unsustainable consumer trends that we have become so used to.

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Stop Sexualizing Women in Sports

Stop Sexualizing Women in Sports

It is disappointing that women have been fighting for the right to have more options in their uniforms, and still the rules for the majority have not been changed. Uniform regulations should not make women feel self-conscious while playing sports...

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Do we own our data?

Do we own our data?

The power this software bestows on high-level officials and politicians is unprecedented. The advent of technology has allowed us to store our lives on a 6x3 mobile device. Therefore, it is not just our phones that are susceptible to this infringement but our whole lives.

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Why British People Can't Donate Blood, And What It Means for The Future of Disease

Why British People Can't Donate Blood, And What It Means for The Future of Disease

Despite these alarming symptoms, studies from the time–around 1989–lead British experts to think it was unlikely that BSE could pose any risk to humans… Unfortunately, in another 5 years, this was shown to have been a catastrophically incorrect assessment.

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Return to normal

Return to normal

America’s decision to donate Pfizer vaccine is, therefore, unsurprising. This donation is simply an elaborate scheme created by the US to continue its political dominion over these third world countries.

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A Country, As A Peace Offering

A Country, As A Peace Offering

Many basic services and utilities are barely even functioning in reserves and quality of life is sometimes comparable to that of third world nations. Back in 2015, Canada has 159 boil-water advisories for reserves. Flash-forward to 2021 where over 32% of those advisories are still in place.

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Burying the Crimes of The Filthy Rich

Burying the Crimes of The Filthy Rich

Jeffrey Epstein was a businessman, a convicted sex offender and a pedophile. He was notorious for having numerous connections and was friends with people in high places. Epstein was the type of man who made a lot of money and no one could quite pin-point the ways in which he made his income.

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4 Ways the Canadian Government Perpetuates Colonialism

4 Ways the Canadian Government Perpetuates Colonialism

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Tragedies of Child Marriage: How will you help?

Tragedies of Child Marriage: How will you help?

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Can Online Petitions Effect Change?

Can Online Petitions Effect Change?

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An Introduction to Canadian Residential Schools

An Introduction to Canadian Residential Schools

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Disney Lied: The Story of Matoaka

Disney Lied: The Story of Matoaka

Matoaka was her original name. She was born in 1596 in Werowocomoco, Virginia, daughter of Wahunsenacawh; chief of the Powhatan tribe. Her father often called her “Pocahontas” after her late mother whose name was Pocahontas meaning “playful one”.

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Joe Biden Wins Presidency: Hope for a Brighter Future

Joe Biden Wins Presidency: Hope for a Brighter Future

After long awaiting the results, Biden wins 20 electoral votes from Pennsylvania surpassing the 270 votes needed. The Democrats currently, as of Saturday, have 290 electoral votes, are tied with Republicans in the Senate race, and have a lead of 19 votes in the House.

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