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Is NATO still relevant?

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Divisions overshadow 70th birthday celebrations of world's largest military alliance.
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What exactly is the West 'winning'?

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The U.S. Secretary of State has tried to reassure European allies concerned by President Trump's policies.
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Beyond the Wall: Part 1 - The Rise of Germany's Far-Right | People & Power

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Thirty years ago, the Cold War came to an end and Europe was awash with hope, but have the years since been squandered?
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NATO at 70: what does the future hold for the military alliance?

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Back story: how NATO emerged from the ashes of WWII The Second World War had been over for roughly a year when former British prime minister Winston Churchill stepped on a podium at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri. There he...
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Rep. Tulsi Gabbard Pitches her Commander-In-Chief Credentials in N.H.

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In a presidential field that's growing more crowded by the day, Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is looking to stand out by making foreign policy central to her campaign while her fellow Democratic candidates tussle over progressive moonshots...
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The Brief from Brussels: INF treaty, combat jets, Me Too movement

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In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: worries of another arms race grow as Russia formally withdraws from the INF treaty. France and Germany work to develop combat jets. EU's top court rules that German highway charge is not...
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Oscars 2019: Netflix makes its mark and Lady Gaga gets a Best Actress nod

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This year’s Oscars nominations have been revealed and it turned out to be a great year for the company that brings the silver screen to your laptop. Netflix’s story of a live-in housekeeper in 1970s Mexico surged to the top of this...
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Bolton: Trump ‘didn’t understand what it means to be president’ | The Bottom Line

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Former national security adviser says US needs to ‘get to the post-Trump era’ to avoid further damage to global power.
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Focus on Poland at Les Arcs Film Festival

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Poland is the focus at this year’s Les Arcs Film Festival, with the event putting recent Polish films and upcoming projects in the spotlight. Cold War is one of the country’s success stories that has helped raise its profile in the...
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State of the Union: Merkel's long farewell, NATO manoeuvre's and time changes

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In this edition we break down the week in Europe - from Merkel's demise to NATO's Norway military exercises and the EU's mission to change time.
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Russia warns of retaliation as Trump says will exit nuclear arms pact

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Russia has warned the US of retaliation if it withdraws from a Cold War-era nuclear weapons treaty. On Saturday, US President Donald Trump said he planned to "terminate" the three-decade-old 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF)...
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Live: Suspect explosives, Khashoggi death latest, Putin's warning on missiles

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Good morning, Europe. Today we're watching: Suspect 'explosive packages': Suspected explosive devices were sent to top Democrats including Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, as well as CNN on Wednesday. Khashoggi death: The Saudi crown...
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Watch: NATO kicks off largest exercise since Cold War in Norway

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Military forces from 31 countries began NATO's largest exercise in decades on Thursday, practising military manoeuvres close to Russia, which held a vast military drill last month. The operation, named Trident Juncture 18, the North...
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Is NATO dying?

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French President Emmanuel Macron raises eyebrows by describing NATO as 'brain dead'.
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What is the "Westless" global order? | The Bottom Line

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Can internationalism, and the United Nations itself, survive if the United States no longer cares?
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War veteran reunited with lost painting

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It all started when a kind Canadian spotted the painting in a thrift store and made it his mission to return it to the artist, a painter who also happened to be a fighter pilot during the Cold War.
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Pompeo meets with NATO in Brussels

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Just 13 hours after his confirmation as U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was on a plane to Brussels to meet with members of NATO. Pompeo was quick to note the relevance of the choice for his first stop. "The work that’s being done...
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Unpacking the "Tit-for-Tat" Battle Between Russia and the UK

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A day after the UK expelled almost two dozen Russian diplomats, Moscow is poised to retaliate with "tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats," says Jason Douglas, reporter at The Wall Street Journal. This diplomatic feud stems from the...
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Atomic Blonde and Lady Macbeth | Eli Glasner's Friday film review

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Cold War spy film Atomic Blonde is 'all surface no substance,' says CBC film critic Eli Glasner. William Oldroyd's Lady Macbeth gets 4.5 stars out of 5
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Who is the 'most dangerous diplomat?'

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Sergey Kislyak is the ambassador at the heart of U.S. President Donald Trump's Russian controversies
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Meaty issue

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Keith Warriner, professor, Department of Food Science, University of Guelph, on potential border issues for Canadian meat headed for the U.S.
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Barack Obama's historic speech in Cuba

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'I have come here to bury the last remnant of the Cold War in the Americas,' he says in first live speech by a sitting U.S. president to the Cuban people
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Cold War hockey rivalry

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Before the 1972 summit series, a Quebec squad slipped behind the iron curtain to play the Soviet Union's legendary Red Army team.
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Hope for Syria truce dims

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Russia's foreign minister puts the chances of a quick truce at less than 50 per cent