Foreign Policy
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- The American president can likely find people in the Communist nation who are willing to sell out if the price is right, and make a deal that gives him final say but protects their power.
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- The American president can likely find people in the Communist nation who are willing to sell out if the price is right, and make a deal that gives him final say but protects their power.
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- The Feb. 11 vote in the U.S. Congress shows the free-trade consensus that underpinned the Canada–U.S. relationship is no longer structurally guaranteed.
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- The Feb. 11 vote in the U.S. Congress shows the free-trade consensus that underpinned the Canada–U.S. relationship is no longer structurally guaranteed.
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- The challenge is how to make our way safely down from the old high-birth-rate regime to a new low-birth-rate future because the present pace of change will leave us dealing with inverted population pyramids for about a century. Each generation born will be dramatically smaller than the older ones, which imposes a heavy burden on the young.
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- The challenge is how to make our way safely down from the old high-birth-rate regime to a new low-birth-rate future because the present pace of change will leave us dealing with inverted population pyramids for about a century. Each generation born will be dramatically smaller than the older ones, which imposes a heavy burden on the young.
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- The former PM has devoted much of his post-political career to helping to empower right-wing political parties, but drew the line at threatening Canada’s existence.
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- The former PM has devoted much of his post-political career to helping to empower right-wing political parties, but drew the line at threatening Canada’s existence.
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- There are mechanisms the federal government could use to stop Canadian firms from contracting with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, but there's no political will to do so, critics say.
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- There are mechanisms the federal government could use to stop Canadian firms from contracting with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, but there's no political will to do so, critics say.
