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Evan Dyer

Evan Dyer

Reporter at CBC News Network Online

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India makes it clear it's not interested in a Western alliance

India's PM Narendra Modi has made a number of gestures this week that appear to signal India will not be taking sides with the West and its Asian allies against a Russia-China axis. U.S. and Canadian accusations of murder plots aimed at India's enemies have not helped the West to make its case.
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Angry claims of 'double standards' in international law roil the UN

As representatives of the world's governments met at the UN General Assembly in New York earlier this week, tensions were growing in the world body over what many countries describe as double standards in the application of the UN Charter, which prohibits the seizure of territory by force.
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How Russia uses race and migration to divide the West

It makes sense for Russian propaganda to boost Russia or undermine Ukraine — but what explains its obsessive focus on issues of race and migration in the West? In other words, what does Moscow gain from boosting stories about migrants eating cats and ducks?
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Terror suspect who entered Canada on student visa to await U.S. evi...

A Pakistani national accused of planning a terror attack against a Jewish centre in Brooklyn, New York likely will spend several more weeks in Quebec's Bordeaux jail while U.S. authorities present evidence to back up an extradition request.
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How Trump's promise of mass deportations could affect Canada's border

Past experience in 2017 shows that even fairly minor changes to the status of the 11 million undocumented immigrants believed to be living in the U.S. can drive large numbers to seek refuge in Canada. Trump's promise to deport millions of people if elected to a second term would likely trigger a bigger rush.
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Canadian warship sharing an anchorage with Russian vessels in Cuba

The Royal Canadian Navy now finds itself in the unusual position of both shadowing Russian warships as a threat in the Caribbean and sharing an anchorage with them as a guest in the port of Havana after Canada accepted an invitation to send a patrol ship to Cuba while the Russian navy is in town.
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Man charged with murder of Sikh activist arrested near site of plan...

The arrest in Brampton, Ont. on Nov. 3, 2023 of Amandeep Singh — one of four men charged in connection with a killing that Ottawa has connected directly to the government of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi — happened just one day before a wedding in that city brought together a who’s-who of New Delhi’s Sikh enemies list, CBC News has learned.
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Mounties warn son of man acquitted in Air India bombing that his li...

The son of a man who was accused in the Air India bombing of 1985 has been officially warned by the RCMP that his life could be under threat, CBC News has learned.
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What is the Bishnoi gang and how could it be linked to Hardeep Sing...

The three men charged in the alleged conspiracy to murder Hardeep Singh Nijjar — Karan Brar, Kamalpreet Singh and Karanpreet Singh — are all believed to be connected to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, according to sources involved in the Nijjar investigation.
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Police make arrests in killing of B.C. Sikh activist Hardeep Singh ...

Canadian police have arrested members of an alleged hit squad investigators believe was tasked by the government of India with killing prominent Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Surrey, B.C. last June, CBC News has learned.
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Canadian embassy in Syria damaged in Israeli strike on Iranian emba...

Canadian officials are saying little publicly about the state of the Canadian Embassy in Damascus, Syria, a week after an Israeli bomb or missile demolished an Iranian Embassy annex directly next door.
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How the NDP's motion on Israel could bring a profound shift in Cana...

Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly made it clear within minutes of the passage of the NDP’s motion on Israel and the Gaza war that the government didn’t regard it as just another non-binding opposition day motion that could be swiftly forgotten.
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An NDP motion puts a big question to the test: Will Canada recogniz...

NDP foreign affairs critic has brought forward an opposition day motion that calls on the government to take several actions in response to the war in Gaza. The most controversial and far-reaching is recognition of Palestinian statehood. The motion risks dividing the Liberals.
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The world is sending soldiers back to Haiti — this time without Can...

Canadians have been asking CBC News how — and why — this country is involved in the international response to the current state of anarchy and widespread gang violence in Haiti. The answers are complicated because Canada’s involvement is much more limited than it might appear.
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Canada evacuates some embassy staff in Haiti as violence engulfs ca...

Canada has announced that it is temporarily reducing the number of Canadian embassy staff in Haiti due to the volatile security situation in the capital.
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Canada to start airdropping aid into Gaza within days: source - CBC.ca

The Canadian government will begin airdropping aid into Gaza within the next week, a government source tells CBC News.
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Key Liberal MP rips his government's policy on Gaza war in private ...

A leaked recording of a phone call between a Liberal MP and a constituent reveals how deep the divisions run in the government caucus over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s handling of the war in Gaza, the genocide case against Israel and the decision to defund a UN relief agency in the middle of a famine.
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Canadian officials still haven't seen intelligence linking UN's Gaz...

Israel has not provided Canada with any evidence to back up its claim that 12 UNRWA staff members participated in the Hamas attack on Israel on Oct 7. The Trudeau government has cut funding to the agency, which is struggling to deal with famine conditions in Gaza caused by the war.
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In the line of fire: In Gaza, anyone can wind up a 'human shield' -...

The Gaza War has seen Israel claim that the high death toll among civilians is due to Hamas’s use of “human shields.” But that term has never been properly defined in the laws of armed conflict. When is a human a ‘human shield’? And does that mean they can be killed without consequence?
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How the UN's aid agency for Palestinians works — and why it's under...

The federal government announced last week it was suspending "additional funding" for the UN agency that supports Palestinians in Gaza. So what is UNRWA? What does it do? And why is it under pressure now?
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Canada, allies condemn 'Victory Conference' as push to reoccupy Gaz...

A recent conference displayed the strength of a movement that calls for the expulsion of Palestinians from Gaza and their replacement by Jewish settlements. While the conference was the target of unusually harsh warnings from the U.S., Canada, U.K., France and others, the movement behind it enjoys higher support in Israel than the two-state solution.