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With a landslide victory of 94-15 (94 yes, 15 no) and 65 abstentions, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) recently passed a resolution strongly backed by members of the Non-Aligned Movement and the African Union to seek the opinion…
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Originally published in Harbour Times as "Canada 150 in Hong Kong: Photos and Report from Consul General Jeff Nankivell" on June 30, 2017. This republished version has been lightly edited for clarity. Jeff Nankivell has a lot of…
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Sixty years, 220,000 deaths, seven million displacements and one failed referendum later, the Colombian people finally breathed a sigh of hopeful relief as the gruesome civil war between the government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of…
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This article is the second of a multi-part series on contemporary artificial intelligence and its implications for humanity. For Part I: "Unchaining the Mind through AI: What Artificial Intelligence Actually Means for Humanity" For…
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Five Prime Ministers in six years: a figure one would not expect for a well-established and stable democracy in the Western world such as Australia. Yet in recent years, democracy in Australia has weakened. It seems as if the people's…
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A world superpower equipped with one of the largest economies in the world, China has indisputably become a dominant power on the international stage. However, the largest nation in the world can hardly be seen as an equal to its Western…
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On January 6, 2017, university professor and radio announcer Mario Contaoi was riding his motorbike on a national highway in Cagayan, the Philippines, when men riding on a tandem motorcycle opened fire and shot Contaoi from behind. Contaoi…
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Life on the internet has become the new norm. We shop, socialise, and learn (to name a few things) online. The internet has become a vital commodity, if one would consider it that, to modern day life. People’s need for the internet…
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  What it feels like to be living in Europe: Our newly militarized narrow streets echo with the stories of our own, of those who died, of those who saw and those who knew them. We jump up when kids play with firecrackers at our…
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Located in Northern India on the border with Pakistan, Punjab is a land famous for its warriors and agriculture. Dubbed the gateway to India, its inhabitants have long witnessed struggle and have fought to protect its lush irrigated…
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