As soon as the Munk Debates on foreign affairs was over, parties claimed victory for each of their leaders. But the real victory may have been the debate itself. The format seemed to click with viewers, audience members and political pundits.
As soon as the Munk Debates on foreign affairs was over, parties claimed victory for each of their leaders. But the real victory may have been the debate itself. The format seemed to click with viewers, audience members and political pundits.
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