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Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan yesterday launched the Liberal government’s Defence Policy Review, including the appointment of four prominent foreign affairs and defence
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The federal government’s 2015 report on human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia is in its final stages of preparation, but no date
Canada needs to know it limits before its next intervention abroad, be it military or humanitarian. And be humble about it. This
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The West needs to stop intervening in the Middle East and allow Bashar al-Assad to regain control of Syria if it has