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      Why Have Armenia’s Youth Spent a Week Protesting?
      Jun27

      Why Have Armenia’s Youth Spent a Week Protesting?

      What’s happening in Armenia? Protests over planned hikes in electricity tariffs entered their seventh day on Thursday night in the Armenian capital of Yerevan. Police response to the protests, which began last Friday, has been violent: police batons and water cannons were used against peaceful protestors and more than 230 demonstrators and...

      Tunisia Pledges Tough Security Measures After Sousse Hotel Attack
      Jun27

      Tunisia Pledges Tough Security Measures After Sousse Hotel Attack

      SOUSSE, Tunisia (AP) — Tunisia’s prime minister announced on Saturday a string of new security measures including closing renegade mosques and calling up army reservists as thousands of tourists fled the North African country in wake of its worst terrorist attack ever. Tourists crowded into the airport at Hammamet near the coastal city of...

      Kenney tours Ukraine training centre
      Jun27

      Kenney tours Ukraine training centre

      KYIV, Ukraine – Legal and diplomatic obstacles to deploying Canadian military trainers in Ukraine have largely been cleared away, Defence Minister Jason Kenney says. He was scheduled to tour the multi-national centre at Yavoriv, near the Polish border, on Saturday where the roughly 200 combat instructors will set up shop in the coming weeks. Both...

      Final legal and diplomatic hurdles being cleared for Ukraine mission, Jason Kenney says
      Jun27

      Final legal and diplomatic hurdles being cleared for Ukraine mission, Jason Kenney says

      Legal and diplomatic obstacles to deploying Canadian military trainers in Ukraine have largely been cleared away, Defence Minister Jason Kenney says …read more Source: Vancouver...

      Final legal and diplomatic hurdles being cleared for Ukraine mission, Jason Kenney says
      Jun27

      Final legal and diplomatic hurdles being cleared for Ukraine mission, Jason Kenney says

      KYIV, Ukraine — Legal and diplomatic obstacles to deploying Canadian military trainers in Ukraine have largely been cleared away, Defence Minister Jason Kenney says. He was scheduled to tour the multi-national centre at Yavoriv, near the Polish border, on Saturday where the roughly 200 combat instructors will set up shop in the coming weeks. Both...

      Merkel: Migrants “The Biggest Challenge” in Europe
      Jun27

      Merkel: Migrants “The Biggest Challenge” in Europe

      Despite talks that ran late into the night, European leaders failed to come up with a lasting framework for resettling refugees based on quotas yesterday. EU leaders instead agreed to a one-time resettlement of up to 60,000 asylum seekers who landed in Italy and Greece across the bloc over the next two years—but with special opt-out clauses for...

      Canadian military closer to starting Ukraine mission
      Jun27

      Canadian military closer to starting Ukraine mission

      (AP Photo/Pavlo Palamarchuk) Legal and diplomatic obstacles to deploying Canadian military trainers in Ukraine have largely been cleared away, Defence Minister Jason Kenney says. He was scheduled to tour the multi-national centre at Yavoriv, near the Polish border, on Saturday where the roughly 200 combat instructors will set up shop in the...

      Final hurdles being cleared for Canada’s Ukraine mission
      Jun27

      Final hurdles being cleared for Canada’s Ukraine mission

      Canada’s contribution was announced with much political fanfare in mid-April, but it could be August before the full contingent is on the ground. …read more Source: Global...

      Final legal-diplomatic hurdles being cleared for Ukraine mission: Kenney
      Jun27

      Final legal-diplomatic hurdles being cleared for Ukraine mission: Kenney

      KYIV, Ukraine – Legal and diplomatic obstacles to deploying Canadian military trainers in Ukraine have largely been cleared away, Defence Minister Jason Kenney says.He was scheduled to tour the multi-national centre at Yavoriv, near the Polish border, on Saturday where the roughly 200 combat instructors will set up shop in the coming...

      For retiring MP Irwin Cotler, human rights fights outlive political battles
      Jun27

      For retiring MP Irwin Cotler, human rights fights outlive political battles

      OTTAWA – One month after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, as Canada’s ruling Liberal party introduced the country’s first anti-terror bill, a government backbencher rose to speak out against it.Liberal MP Irwin Cotler — already a lawyer, law professor, and an esteemed international human rights advocate before entering...