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Brief from Brussels: The problem with Article 7
In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: It seems like mission impossible for enacting Article 7 disciplinary procedure against Hungary; and Belgian judge refuses European Arrest Warrant for rapper accused of insulting Spanish royal...
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Canadian military still uses armoured vehicle with deadly fault
The fault involves an issue with the seat mechanism and has already been found to be responsible to for the death of a Canadian soldier. Five of the vehicles are currently being used by Canada in Latvia.
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Brief from Brussels: EU's post-Brexit budget plans revealed
In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: The EU unveils its post-Brexit budget plans, which include cuts and bonuses. And we look at the future of artificial intelligence technology, which Europe wants to boost, to catch up with the...
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David Frum: Expect Hillary Clinton to Stick Around
Acclaimed director Rob Reiner and former George W. Bush assistant David Frum join us to discuss the launch of the Committee to Investigate Russia. The non-partisan, non-profit group aims to inform the American public about the multiple...
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Is this 2,000-year-old tool the world’s oldest computer?
For over a century since it was found in an ancient shipwreck, scientists have been scratching their heads over the exact function of the Antikythera mechanism, named after the Greek island off which it was found. From a few words...
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EU reviews asylum rules in response to migrant crisis
The European Commission has made proposals to reform EU asylum rules in response to the chaotic arrival of over a million migrants and refugees last year. Reflecting member states’ divisions, it has offered options for amending the...
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State of the Union: Fighting for justice in Spain
Basque separatist group ETA declares it has completely dismantled and put an end to all its activity, ending an almost sixty-year guerilla campaign. In 2011 ETA declared a ceasefire, and last year handed over weapons, bringing Western...
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Indian-administered Kashmir: New security law toughens punishments
Jailed Kashmiri politician Sheikh Abdul Rashid has taken his oath as an Indian Parliament lawmaker.
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UN warns of 'maelstrom of human misery' in Gaza
The top UN humanitarian official in Gaza has reported severe restrictions by the Israeli military on aid distribution
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What to watch for in kids during a heat wave
Toronto-based respirologist Dr. Samir Gupta, a regular contributor to CBC News, takes viewer questions on what families need to know about the health risks children face during a heat wave — including what to watch for in kids with asthma.
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UN urges 'paradigm shift' for Gaza aid: Israel's cooperation uncertain
The UN Humanitarian and Reconstruction Coordinator for Gaza has told the Security Council that irreversible steps need to be taken
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Bellport celebrates 158th anniversary as birthplace of ball bearings
They were invented by Bellport resident Oliver Hazard Petty Robinson in 1866.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan calls for immediate ceasefire in Gaza
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called for an immediate ceasefire and proposed an international conference to reach a lasting peace.
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'It's a big breakthrough'
Canada's Ambassador to the UN Bob Rae says Thursday's decision to launch a fact-finding mission in Iran has the potential to uncover important evidence of alleged abuses, both from people taking part in the protests, and from sources...
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'It's a bad joke': Energy ministers blast proposed EU cap on gas prices
The European Commission has designed a cap on gas prices with very stringent conditions and safeguards attached.
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Energy crisis: Brussels unveils first-ever EU cap on gas prices but only as 'last resort'
After months of political pressure, the European Commission has presented a formal proposal to prevent high gas prices.
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Doctor concerned about lack of patient consent in Ontario LTC plan
Dr. Samir Sinha, director of geriatrics at Sinai Health System, says the decision to move a patient from hospital to a long-term care home needs to involve input from the patient and their caregivers.
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Officials walk out of G20 meeting over Russia’s participation
US, Canadian and British officials leave Group of 20 meeting in Washington as Russian delegates speak, UK minister says.
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Canadian gymnasts demand investigation into abusive practices, toxic culture
Dozens of Canadian gymnasts have signed an open letter calling for an independent investigation into an ongoing toxic culture and abusive practices at Gymnastics Canada. The way elite sports are funded based on performance is part of the...
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EU Commission misses deadline to trigger rule of law mechanism and faces potential lawsuit
The European Parliament gave the executive two months to activate a conditionality system that links the reception of EU funds with respect for the rule of law and fundamental rights.
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Brussels misses deadline to make cash handouts conditional on a country's respect for EU values
The European Parliament gave the executive two months to activate a conditionality system that links the reception of EU funds with respect for the rule of law and fundamental rights.
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MEPs in new threat to sue Commission over making EU cash handouts conditional
The European Parliament gave the executive two months to activate a conditionality system that links the reception of EU funds with respect for the rule of law and fundamental rights.
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Spain migrant crisis: Deaths and arrivals surge on Canary Islands
Growing desperation and a surge in deaths - thousands of migrants seek asylum on Spain's Canary Islands.
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EU's €1.8 trillion budget approved after Hungary and Poland remove their vetoes
The €1.8 trillion package includes the EU's seven-year budget (€1.1 tr) and the €750 billion COVID-19 recovery fund.