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'In some ways, this coup is not a surprise': Journalist
Isma'il Kushkush, a Sudanese-American journalist, joined Power & Politics Monday to discuss the military coup in Sudan.
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Chile protests mark two years since deadly riots
Protests have been going on in Chile, marking two years since riots left more than 30 people dead.
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Protesters are not going to advance their cause by occupying downtown Ottawa: Transport minister
"Their demands are quite unreasonable," said Transport Minister Omar Alghabra of the anti-COVID-19 measures protesters in Ottawa and other cities. "I understand people are frustrated...but occupying downtown Ottawa - or other cities - is...
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Jagmeet Singh: ‘We are prepared to withdraw our support as soon as this matter is resolved'
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh joins Power & Politics to discuss why his party is 'reluctantly' voting to support the Emergencies Act declaration.
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Sudan PM says ‘serious crisis’ a threat to transition and country
In Sudan, thousands of demonstrators have rallied near the presidential palace in Khartoum as tensions rise between civilian and military leaders.
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Lebanon sectarian politics: Small protest marks two-year movement calling for its end
A small group of people in Lebanon have protested about the country's continuing sectarian policies - two years after widespread demonstrations denounced its deep political schisms.
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Kazakhstan's foreign policy to be much more Russia-oriented, says expert
Eurasian Studies Professor Luca Anceschi says the arrival of Russian troops will create a direct dependency between President Putin and President Tokayev, determining Kazakhstan's foreign policy for the next 20 years.
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Italians giving green light to green pass system
Workers across Italy must now provide proof they are fully vaccinated, or supply a negative COVID-19 test result before starting their shift. According to the CBC's Megan Williams, despite some small protests, Italians are largely in...
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Belgium: Thousands rally ahead of COP26 summit
Tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in Brussels ahead of the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, which starts on October 31.
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Sudan protests call for resignation of military officials
Sudanese protesters are demanding the resignation of military officials from the transitional Sovereign Council governing their nation.
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Health-care workers, associations condemn hospital protests
Tim Guest, president of the Canadian Nurses Association, joins Power & Politics to discuss the protests that took place at hospitals around the country.
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Thailand’s political crisis: Pressure builds on prime minister to resign
Protesters in Thailand are planning to take to the streets again on Saturday to call for the prime minister to step down.
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Nurses hold rallies across Alberta to protest against proposed wage cuts
Alberta nurses took part in simultaneous information pickets across the province to amplify their concerns that understaffing, closed hospital beds and salary rollbacks will impact patient care.
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Afghans denounce Taliban's cabinet picks, fear for women's rights
Members of the Taliban fired into the air to disperse a crowd of protesters who took to the streets in Kabul to denounce Taliban rule and demand women's rights.
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Algeria’s Abdelaziz Bouteflika dead at age 84
Algeria's longest-serving president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, has died at the age of 84. He struggled with health issues for years after suffering a stroke.
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Demands grow as Colombians hold eighth day of mass protests
Anti-government protests were met with police tear gas as rights group continue to raise concerns about excessive force.
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Thousands march in Colombia over tax proposals, rising insecurity
Strike went ahead despite calls for it to be postponed because of COVID-19, with riot police using tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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ASEAN urged to consider Myanmar’s expulsion over coup abuses
Analysts and former diplomats say Saturday’s summit in Jakarta could be the most consequential in the regional bloc’s 54-year history.
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Russian court orders Alexei Navalny's anti-corruption foundation to suspend activities
Earlier this month, the Moscow prosecutor's office had asked the court to declare FBK as an extremist group and its staff as extremists.
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Andrew Brown shooting: North Carolina city readies for ‘unrest’
Brown, a Black man, was fatally shot by sheriff’s deputies and the public awaits the release of bodycam footage of the incident.
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Clashes in Pakistan after TLP takes several police hostage
Police say they launched a security operation after a right-wing group took six security personnel hostage in Lahore.
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Jury considers verdict in George Floyd murder trial
Former police officer Derek Chauvin is charged with killing Floyd, a Black man whose death fuelled global protests.
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Over 1,000 protesters reportedly arrested by Russian police
Thousands of people across Russia marched Wednesday in support of imprisoned Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, fearing he may die while on a hunger strike. A human rights group said nearly 1,500 people were arrested.
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Peru votes in ‘most fragmented elections in history’
Peruvians, hard hit by COVID pandemic and political scandals, will cast ballots on Sunday for next president and Congress.