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Amid escalating political tensions with the United States, an underdog Blue Jays team and its improbable 2025 World Series run galvanized a shared sense of Canadian pride at a moment when it felt most needed.
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Pris entre Moscou, Pékin et Washington, les États d’Asie centrale cherchent à s’affirmer comme un bloc économique et diplomatique autonome.
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Vietnam has quietly transformed from a low-cost manufacturing hub into one of Asia’s fastest-growing economies, leveraging a distinctive development model to pursue the so-called Asian Tiger status.
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Trump has positioned the fight against antisemitism as a defining goal of his second term; yet his policies—rather than protecting Jewish Americans—reflect a broader project of restricting civil liberties and eroding pluralism.
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Across Eastern Europe, ‘energy sovereignty’ has begun to mean radically different things—renewables and independence from Russia in Poland, versus the freedom to partner with Moscow in Hungary.
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Fiery rhetoric between Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam reveals deep-seated, non-negotiable geopolitical stakes over control of the Nile.
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The Trump administration’s turn toward stricter immigration enforcement and trade protectionism is contributing to labour scarcity, diminished innovation, and rising inflation risks.
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New Zealand’s justice system presents itself as liberal and fair, yet its design continues to police, punish, and incarcerate Māori at disproportionate rates.
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Patent thickets are keeping cheaper drugs off the market and leaving American patients to pay the price.
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From Georgia to Ukraine, Russia’s wars reveal a chilling pattern of aggression enabled by years of Western hesitation.
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