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About rugby and the World Rugby CupTony Seed
October 4, 2011
Though dating back to the 1700s, rugby originates with the industrial working class formed during the industrial revolution in Britain, whose collective spirit and organization is reflected athletically in its offensive and defensive mass formations such as the scrum, the fluid teamwork and sacrifice demanded instantaneously of players on the fly, and its community base. This is not a sport where every play is dictated by a coach on the sidelines such as North American football, which derives from rugby.
Escalating sectarian divide threatens fragile Iraqi governmentTrevor Westra
January 9, 2012
The fragile political power-sharing arrangement imposed by US forces during the Iraqi occupation is at a renewed risk of collapse.
NDP's anti-Palestine sentiment is part of a much wider problemTyler Levitan
July 23, 2014
Paul Manly aimed to run as a federal NDP candidate for the new riding of Nanaimo-Ladysmith, British Columbia. His key focus areas range from environmental and energy issues to health care, but he has been denied candidacy for this riding by the federal NDP because of his association to the issue of Palestine.
Why we Jews support BDS against IsraelUdi Aloni
January 21, 2010
I find it appropriate that the Israeli public be notified of the emerging movement for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions against Israel (BDS), which has been growing at a breathtaking pace.
Egypt's President urges world leaders at UN to confront extremism, end support for terrorism 'plague'UN News Centre
September 29, 2014
24 September 2014 - World leaders must intensity efforts to stop support for the terrorist organizations committing crimes in the Middle East and North Africa under the guise of religion, urged Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi as he addressed the General Assembly today.
Is a casino the best idea we have?Vidya J. Narimalla
May 7, 2013
There is a bit of a gambler in all of us.
Birth defects, rubble still scar Iraq's FallujaWaleed Ibrahim
January 9, 2012
As U.S. forces pull out of Iraq, residents and officials in Falluja say they leave behind bullet-riddled homes, destroyed infrastructure and a worrying increase in birth defects and maladies in a city polluted by weapons and war chemicals.
Canadian values and the Shafia caseWill King
February 6, 2012
Regarding the verdict of Mohammad Shafia, many stories in Canadian newspapers have printed that this has, "captivated Canadians from coast to coast, and touched off post-911 criticism of Muslim culture."
Iraq war begins and ends with liesWilliam Blum
January 9, 2012
"Most people don't understand what they have been part of here," said Command Sgt. Major Ron Kelley as he and other American troops prepared to leave Iraq in mid-December. "We have done a great thing as a nation. We freed a people and gave their country back to them."
NDP & Liberals: Political arrangements are always possible William Christian
September 13, 2011
In 1980, Pierre Trudeau defeated Joe Clark's bumbling regime and formed a new Liberal government. However, he faced a serious problem constructing his cabinet. The voters of western Canada showed they did not much like the prime minister who had taunted them with the question, "Why should I sell your wheat?"

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