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  • What Canada Should Do about Russia’s New Aggression

    What Canada Should Do about Russia’s New Aggression

    • March 16, 2018

    The crisis between Russia and the West over the poisoning of former Russia spy Sergei Skripal, daughter, Yulia, and a British police sergeant, Nick Bailey, has now moved to the global stage of the United Nations Security Council. The crisis, …

    By Wesley Wark
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  • From Spy Story to Global Crisis

    From Spy Story to Global Crisis

    • March 16, 2018

    The biggest crisis in relations between Russia and the West since Russian aggression in Crimea and Ukraine is now in full force. The enormity of the action that led to this crisis — the poisoning of a former Russian spy …

    By Wesley Wark
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  • Old-Style Poisoning Sets the Scene for New Cold War

    Old-Style Poisoning Sets the Scene for New Cold War

    • March 14, 2018

    An aging Russian general and former spy is found murdered in a London park, the victim of an assassin’s gun. That’s a story straight out of a John le Carré novel. An aging Russian colonel and former spy is discovered, …

    By Wesley Wark
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  • Theresa May’s use of “critical” threat level is a double-edged sword

    Theresa May’s use of “critical” threat level is a double-edged sword

    • June 14, 2017

    In the wake of the vicious suicide bombing in Manchester, the British government under Prime Minister Theresa May has temporarily suspended an election campaign and done two extraordinary things. It has raised the terrorism threat level to “critical” — something …

    By Wesley Wark
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  • UK’s new prime minister must negotiate EU split quickly

    UK’s new prime minister must negotiate EU split quickly

    • July 15, 2016

    As a result of the historic Brexit vote, the United Kingdom has found a new prime minister in Theresa May. As the new UK leader, May has a long to-do list, not least ensuring the UK economy does not fall …

    By Patrick Leblond
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  • Don’t blame the EU for the Brexit vote. Blame globalization, technology, and national governments instead.

    Don’t blame the EU for the Brexit vote. Blame globalization, technology, and national governments instead.

    • July 2, 2016

    On June 23rd, a significant majority of voters in England and Wales cast referendum ballots in favour of the United Kingdom (UK) leaving the European Union (EU), in spite of those in London, Northern Ireland, and Scotland generally …

    By Patrick Leblond
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  • EU or Commonwealth: Where Does Canada Fit in Britain’s Plans?

    EU or Commonwealth: Where Does Canada Fit in Britain’s Plans?

    • April 27, 2016

    In 2009, George Monbiot wrote a much-trafficked op-ed in The Guardian on the Canadian tar sands political-industrial complex, blaming it for the “astonishing spectacle of a beautiful, cultured nation turning itself into a corrupt petro-state.” The author blamed the government …

    By Srdjan Vucetic
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  • China’s Domino Tactics Boost Infrastructure Bank

    • March 22, 2015

    China is looking ever the experienced super-power. In a week it has scooped up all the important European dominos, humiliating a U.S. government which has lobbied hard to block the launch of China’s new $50b Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank …

    By John Sinclair
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