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Jun 9, 2019

Hans Sinn's lifelong journey for a peaceful world

Brent Patterson

At the age of 90, Hans Sinn, a founder of Peace Brigades International, is focused on the global reality of child soldiers and a vision of an international child-care initiative.

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Nov 12, 2016

Art and capitalism in Berlin

Raluca Bejan

A review of the "capital, debt, territory, utopia" exhibit hosted by the Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin.

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Jul 31, 2016

U.S. will not tolerate foreigners acting like Americans

David J. Climenhaga

Ironically, the Americans appear to be worried about Russian interference in the election process (satire).

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Jul 24, 2016

Aftermath of Munich shooting offers important lesson on the politics of fear

David J. Climenhaga

Ali David Sonboly was a German national obsessed with Nazi ideology and U.S.-style shootings, not necessarily a terrorist.

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Jun 15, 2016

Germany's energy revolution is a revelation Canada should import

David Suzuki

Meeting commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and slow global warming requires a shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy. Feed-in tariffs are an effective way to encourage that shift.

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Jun 6, 2016

A timely reminder on this historic day: The hammer of D-Day crushed Hitler on the anvil of Russia

David J. Climenhaga

The landings in Normandy on June 6, 1944, by 156,000 Canadian, British, American and other Allied soldiers opened a second front against Germany.

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Mar 16, 2016

Survivors say Nordic model is our only hope

Meghan Murphy

SPACE International discusses various legislative approaches to prostitution on a panel during the Commission on the Status of Women.

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Jan 7, 2016

It's time to consider a curfew for men

Meghan Murphy

Men have shown, time and time again, that they cannot -- will not -- behave themselves. Perhaps a grounding is in order.

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Nov 11, 2015

In Flanders Fields? It's time to encourage another generation of school kids to read some better poems from the Great War

David J. Climenhaga

The end of the most jingoistic decade in recent Canadian history may be a good time to remember that more than one poem sprang up from the bloody fields of Flanders.

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Oct 2, 2015

The Hemsbach Protocol turns artistic lens on refugee crisis

June Chua

Toronto-based artist Darren O'Donnell spoke to rabble.ca about his summer stay at a refugee holding centre in Hemsbach, Germany and how the art project informed his ideas of migration and integration.

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