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Tensions thaw slightly as China resumes imports of Canadian beef, pork
China will again allow Canadian beef and pork products into the country and though it points to a slight thaw, the relationship between Ottawa and Beijing remains tense.
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Spain election: Pro-independence supporters gather in Barcelona
How the Catalan independence issue is being kept at the forefront of Spain's election.
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Colombia’s capital Bogotá elects first woman mayor
Left-wing Claudia Lopez is known for her straight-talking approach and commitment to fighting corruption.
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The Bigger the Crowd, the More Electable the Candidate? Why Crowd Size is Taking Center Stage in 2020
With Sen. Bernie Sanders' nearly 26,000 supporters showing up at a Queens rally this month, 2020 Democrats have been trying to top one another for largest crowds at campaign rallies. The trend began with the quiet momentum of Donald...
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Azadi March: Pakistan's opposition protests enter third day
The anti-government Azadi March set out on Sunday afternoon from Karachi towards Islamabad. Thousands of people, including seminary students, are participating in the march.
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Will Brazil's president be forced to take the coronavirus seriously? | Inside Story
Jair Bolsonaro contracts COVID-19 after dismissing severity of the pandemic for months.
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Will protests against Russia's president gain momentum? | Inside Story
Thousands defy warnings and cold temperatures to hold biggest protests in years.
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How the Mark Norman story could turn into a 'huge political circus'
Vice-Admiral Mark Norman's name has been cleared in court after the Crown dropped its case against him. But that may not be the end of the story. Not according to Norman and his lawyer, and certainly not according to the opposition, who...
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Investigation unveils SNC-Lavalin scheme to illegally influence Canadian elections
A confidential document sent to the Liberal Party of Canada in 2016, and obtained by CBC/Radio-Canada, reveals how top officials at the embattled engineering firm SNC-Lavalin were named in a scheme to illegally influence Canadian elections.
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Stunned by war, Sarajevo's culture scene is reawakening
Sarajevo is the political, social and cultural centre of Bosnia and Herzegovina. But with a long and rich history of religious and cultural diversity, the city has become a symbol of the Bosnian war. Traces can be found everywhere. The...
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Is it time to split up the roles of justice minister and attorney general?
Jody Wilson-Raybould was Canada's 51st "Minister of Justice and Attorney General," a dual role that has existed since Sir John A. Macdonald's first cabinet. The job is held by one person, but the duties of each are completely different....
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Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello: The Original SJW
Long before the term "social justice warrior" became a tool of the right to describe overly woke liberals, Tom Morello was raging against the machine. The former "Rage" guitarist spoke to Cheddar at South by Southwest (SXSW) this week,...
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Trade Deal Between the U.S. and China is Likely as Talks Resume, Puzder Says
With negotiations set to resume between the U.S. and China, author and former CEO Andy Puzder says he is optimistic a deal can be made in this final push for an agreement. “Both sides need a deal, both sides want a deal,” Puzder told...
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Former ambassador on Saudi teen granted asylum in Canada | The Weekly with Wendy Mesley
Dennis Horak, former Canadian ambassador to Saudi Arabia, speaks to CBC's Wendy Mesley about how Rahaf al-Qunun's warm welcome in Toronto from Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland could further antagonize Canada's relationship with...
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Scheer targets Trudeau's provincial carbon tax
The federal government's carbon tax for provinces that don't have their own came into effect on Tuesday and immediately became a target of Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer. What impact will Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's plan have on...
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Cheddar's Crystal Ball: The 2019 Outlook for Cannabis and Hemp
When U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions moved to undermine Obama-era marijuana industry protections in January, there was little indication how pivotal 2018 would prove to be for the cannabis industry. As 2019 approaches, Cheddar is now...
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How can Biden confront white supremacy? | The Bottom Line
White nationalists are ramping up recruitment and activity while US president sees threat of 'political extremism'.
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Italy's Migrant Boot Camp | People and Power
We go behind the scenes at a controversial Italian boot camp for migrants.
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Fallout from the Canadian arrest of a Chinese executive
Beijing is demanding the release of a top executive from Chinese tech giant Huawei. Meng Wanzhou is the chief financial officer at the company. She was arrested in Vancouver after a U.S. extradition request for reportedly violating...
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Could fuel protests leave Macron's government in crisis? | Raw Politics
Motorists in France and Belgium are hoping to bring the former to a standstill on November 17 by blocking roads and highways in protest against rising fuel costs. Dubbed the ‘yellow vests’, the social movement hopes the action will force...
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Portugal populist exception?
Portugal is often praised as the good pupil of the eurozone in contrast to Italy, which plans to up its spending, going against eurozone rules. Lisbon is going even further setting an ambitious target of a budget deficit of 0% of GDP by...
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Ottawa mayor sued for blocking residents on Twitter
In what may be the first case of its kind in Canada, three local activists are suing Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson for blocking them on Twitter, arguing that by doing so he's violating their charter rights.
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Do Lifetime Supreme Court Appointments Still Make Sense?
Why do we pretend Supreme Court Justices aren't political appointees? Why are they still given lifetime appointments? John Iadarola, co-host of The Young Turks, and Nick Givas, reporter for the Daily Caller, looked at the court landscape...
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M.I.A.’s journey to becoming a political pop star
M.I.A. is a Sri Lankan refugee who became a pop star while putting politics at the forefront of her music. She spoke to The National about the new documentary that chronicles her journey, Matangi/Maya/M.I.A.