Columnists
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What's that about whataboutism?
Rick Salutin | Reflections on Trump's Europe tour, nationalism, and the President's case of whataboutism.
Blog
Have a link tax question? Join us on Reddit Ask-Me-Anything this Wednesday
Ruth Coustick-Deal | We're hosting a Reddit AMA! Save the Date and join us for all your #savethelink questions.
Blog
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Wallonia holds firm against CETA, Trudeau sets Monday as deadline to resolve impasse
Brent Patterson | The Council of Canadians celebrates European opposition to CETA.
Podcast
UN report says sanctions against Syria make aid work impossible
Redeye Collective | Sanctions are crippling the efforts of aid workers in Syria as the country faces a humanitarian catastrophe, according to a recent UN report leaked to Rania Khalek of the Electronic Intifada.
Blog
EU Commission formally proposes 'Link Tax' to European Parliament as part of new copyright directive
Ruth Coustick-Deal | Commission submits "some of the worst copyright rules in the world" to the European Parliament, including unprecedented new Link Tax powers for publishing giants.
Podcast
Burn This Puppy Down!
Burn this puppy down! #Brexit
Daryn Caister | Between Trump, Bernie Sanders, the Brexit vote, the various "springs" around the world etc., one thing is certain: people are pissed and are lashing out.
Blog
Brexit was not about the EU. It was about Britishness
Raluca Bejan | Brexit was not for the EU nor against it. It was about British citizens representing their common and shared belonging, and about the affirmation of such belonging.
News
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As negotiations continue for Greece: why you need to understand the Delphi Declaration
Michael Hudson | As we watch the news of a last-minute deal, Michael Hudson reflects on what Greece might achieve and the Delphi Declaration.
Blog
EU Parliament passes resolution in favour of the Nordic model
Meghan Murphy | EU Parliament passed a resolution on Wednesday in support of legislation that punishes those who buy sex, rather than the prostitutes.
Blog
Corporate rights in Europe under scrutiny while Canada stays fast asleep
Blair Redlin | The common critique both inside and outside the European Parliament is that NAFTA style investor/state dispute settlement with the U.S. would be bad for democracy and not in Europe's interest.
News
Greece: Protests target austerity and condemn murder of anti-fascist musician Pavlos Fyssas
Jacob Chamberlain | Political tensions are high in Greece following news that left-wing artist and activist -- Pavlos Fyssas, well known for his hip-hop music and anti-fascist leanings -- was murdered on Tuesday.
News
Trading away human rights? Canada turns a blind eye toward abuses against Roma in EU
Karl Nerenberg | Barely a week goes by when the Conservative government does not issue at least one press release touting the value of a Canada-European Union (EU) trade deal.