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Who Can Be a Fascist? Let’s Look to Mussolini’s Italy, Then Let’s Look to Israel

Judaism · United States

Who Can Be a Fascist? Let’s Look to Mussolini’s Italy, Then Let’s Look to Israel

Coverage: 2 sources

Who can be a fascist? Or a better question is: is any group of people inoculated against fascism, who can’t “catch” or succumb to it? Like Jews, perhaps? As the child of a survivor of Auschwitz, I am especially interested in this question. And my answer has always been the same: Suffering under fascism in no way immunizes any group against falling for it.See the Story

Shoring up Canada’s economic sovereignty

Trade War · Canada

Shoring up Canada’s economic sovereignty

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

To hear a Liberal prime minister speak so sceptically about free trade would have been unthinkable just months ago, but Donald Trump’s trade war is an occasion for assessing what kind of industrial policy Canada should pursue. Greater economic nationalism benefitted Canada in the past. Maybe it’s time to chart a new course.Read Article

Canadian Government Has to Allow Home Prices to Fall to Make Housing More Affordable, Experts Say

54% Center coverage: 28 sources

Canadian Economy · Ottawa See the Story

Shell exits Nigeria, leaving behind trail of environmental degradation

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The issue of environmental justice is relevant today in light of Shell’s decision to sell its onshore oil and gas operations in Nigeria, the continent’s biggest oil producer. In March 2025, Shell finalized the sale of $2.4 billion in onshore and shallow-water assets in Nigeria to a consortium of Nigerian companies called Renaissance.Shell · Nigeria Read Article

Cuthand: Poilievre must condemn his party's residential school deniers

Coverage: 2 sources

The deniers question the findings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and protect the Canadian history and institutions.Pierre Poilievre · Canada See the Story

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