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Why the SNC-Lavalin affair could cost Justin Trudeau the October election and his Liberal leadershipThe Canadian Charger
April 14, 2019
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is suffering a major hangover - without the help of alcohol beforehand.
"Hate Speech" bills endanger Canadian rights of speech and assemblyKarin Brothers
April 14, 2019
Two legislative drafts making their way through Queen's Park and Toronto City Hall could spell the end of events in public spaces that criticize Israel. Although the wording of these drafts does not explicitly name the annual Muslim commemoration of the Palestinian situation, the intent has been made clear by comments around both of them:
The Never-ending fascination of Abu SimbelProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
March 23, 2019
Apart from the Great Pyramids of Giza, few monuments of ancient Egypt have captured the world's fascination like the two great Abu Simbel temples of Ramses II the Great and his beautiful wife, Queen Nefertari.
Egypt: 100 days of personal reporting Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
March 20, 2019
Of all my annual visits to Egypt, the country of my birth, this latest one has been the longest - more than 100 days.
From Nubia, with LoveProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
March 20, 2019
For years, I longed to visit the Nubian villages of Upper Egypt, to meet the people, eat local food, shop in their markets, hear traditional Nubian languages, and listen to their music.
The Aswan High Dam: Egypt triumph over imperial bullyingProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
March 20, 2019
On January 9, 1960 construction had just begun on the High Dam project south of Aswan in my native Egypt. I had celebrated my 16th birthday just a couple of weeks earlier on December 24, 1959. I was finishing my last year of high school and preparing to study engineering at Cairo University. Growing up during the 1950s, I was fully aware of country's hard struggle against the ugly imperial powers of the world.
The Holy Islands of Philae: home to gods and goddessesProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
March 20, 2019
For such a tiny island, just 450 meters long and less than 150 meters wide, Philae in Upper Egypt near Aswan has managed to attract more than its share of history and mysteries.
Kashmir Scars Unseen: Would This Conflict Go Nuclear?Javed Akbar
March 9, 2019
India is in the grips of war hysteria.
We should swap for MengReuel S. Amdur
March 9, 2019
Canada is holding Meng Wanzhou, a Chinese bigwig, for possible extradition to the United States. The U.S. wants to try her on charges alleging that business interests controlled by her firm Huawei are trading with Iran in violation of U.S, sanctions. In retaliation, China has arrested two Canadians, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, charging them with endangering national security. China has also increased Canadian Robert Schellenberg's sentence for drug offenses to capital punishment.
Looking beyond: Fears grow of all-out conflictJaved Akbar
March 9, 2019
Relations between India and Pakistan have always been minefield of mutual recriminations, communal antagonisms and military confrontations. Despite this grim record, the two South Asian nuclear powers have made sporadic progress at the negotiating table whenever both sides demonstrated statesmanship, restraint and perseverance. During bilateral talks, India with a sense of belligerency stresses interdependence and a preponderance of Indian military power in the region. Pakistan is characteristically more interested in emphasizing distinctions, forging external security ties and maintaining countervailing forces against Indian bullying tactics.

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