Is Canada to Blame for Human Rights Abuses in Guatemala?
Canadian mining firms are not held responsible for horrors inflicted on Indigenous communities by foreign subsidiaries. But a Toronto court could change that
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What the Spanish Civil War Can Teach Us About Syria
In the wake of another chemical attack, the past provides lessons about neglect and isolationism
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Reporting in Today’s Cold War
Russian leaks about Chrystia Freeland’s family history are forcing journalists to walk the line between government pawn and propagandist
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Last Man Standing
Of the 1,600 Canadians who volunteered to fight in the Spanish Civil War, only one remains
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Don’t Call Qandeel Baloch Pakistan’s Kim Kardashian
In the West, social-media celebrities distract us from social challenges. In Pakistan, they embody those challenges in flesh and blood
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Israel’s Demoralized Peacemakers
For many young Jews, Palestinians are out of sight, out of mind
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How We Learned to Stop Hating Big Oil
After half a century, conspiracy theorists are going to have to find a new bogeyman
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Ukraine’s Mine Field
A young boy lost both his legs when the RPG he was playing with exploded. What Canadian soldiers are doing to help
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Understanding the Zionist Religion
Among Israel’s most ardent supporters, love of the Jewish state has become a spiritual faith distinct from Judaism itself
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Idomeni’s Children
6,000 kids are stuck in Greece’s largest refugee camp. Is a humanitarian crisis looming?
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