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"It seems that nuclear power production, while extremely beneficial if handled properly, is nearly impossible to scale up significantly, at least in the short term. And so the political dilemma remains: should the Japanese government pursue a necessary but difficult to implement energy program or a popular but inadequate one?" - Ewan Halliday

"While the nature in which we protest has changed, our cries remain persistent: Listen to your Mother." - Rebecca Sideras

"While the Bessemer union drive signified a potential turning point for organized labour in the US, Amazon’s robust anti-union campaign marks a continuation of the impunity with which corporate America’s standard union-busting playbook is allowed to operate." - Dana Malapit

Host Andrew Xu sits down with Michael O’Hanlon, the Director of Research in Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution, to discuss the high-level meeting between China and the U.S. on March 18, the context behind it, and what it means for the relationship between the two countries moving forward.

The McGill International Review is pleased to present this article by Queen's University student Megan Seiroka as a part of our collaborative exchange with The Queen's Observer.