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Hungary’s Deputy PM endorses deepening Canada’s economic, political ties with EU (opens the original)
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Hungarian Deputy Prime Minister Anita Orbán says making Canada an “associate member” of the European Union would be a great opportunity to increase trade and political co-operation and bolster their already strong ideological ties. “We need to understand what it means. But for me, how I see it … this could be an umbrella framework bringing the EU and Canada closer together politically, because these two are already pretty close in terms of values, in terms of how they look at free trade, multila
How two Ukrainian children, taken to Russia, fought their way back home (opens the original)
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The 17-year-old Ukrainian orphan had been forced onto a bus months earlier, in the fall of 2022, and taken to a re-education camp in Russian-occupied Crimea. As he endured day after day of attempted indoctrination and propaganda against his home country, his brother and grandmother in Germany were searching for him. So was Save Ukraine, a non-governmental organization that rescues children from Russia and occupied territories. Save Ukraine managed to track down his location in Henichesk, an area
Canadians support access to abortion services at home and abroad, poll shows (opens the original)
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As Canada joins other Western countries in cutting back on foreign aid in favour of defence spending, a new poll reveals that Canadians want the federal government to keep supporting access to abortion services and reproductive care around the world. Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights, incorporated as Planned Parenthood Canada, and MSI Reproductive Choices, an international NGO based in London, commissioned a poll conducted by Abacus Data that found that 81 per cent of Canadians surveyed
Russia ‘trafficking’ foreigners to fight in Ukraine, Amnesty International says (opens the original)
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Russia has been deceiving and exploiting foreign nationals by luring them with the promise of jobs and then sending them to fight in Ukraine, a situation that in many cases can be defined as human trafficking, Amnesty International says in a new analysis. The international human-rights organization says in a report released Thursday that Russia has recruited thousands of vulnerable people from low-income countries, as well as migrants and refugees living in Russia. It says many recruits were pro
Departing Canadian ambassador to Ukraine reflects on time in Kyiv (opens the original)
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From her office in Kyiv, outgoing Canadian Ambassador Natalka Cmoc reflected on all the changes she’s seen since her arrival three years ago: the intensifying Russian attacks, the evolution of Ukraine’s relationship with Canada. Her posting to Ukraine will end Wednesday. She will be replaced by Tamara Mawhinney, a diplomat who most recently served as Canada’s ambassador to South Korea. Ms. Cmoc is proud of Canada’s support for Ukraine before and during her tenure, pointing out that Ottawa has co
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