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China pointed to allegations it interfered in Canadian politics for why Canada was left off its list of approved group travel destinations as it lifts pandemic travel restrictions.

China has opened up group tours for dozens of more countries, but Canada notably remains absent from the approved travel destinations.

China has opened up group tours for dozens of more countries, but Canada notably remains absent from the approved travel destinations.

Green co-leader was among the first opposition party leaders to get access to David Johnston’s so-called ‘confidential annex’

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet had both rejected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s offer to see the documents.

The Chinese embassy cited a rise in ‘anti-Asian acts and words’, saying Beijing wants its citizens to be able to travel in a safe and friendly environment.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet had both rejected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's offer to see the documents.

Foreign powers' influence in American politics is a topic that sparks both curiosity and concern. How do external actors influence US politics? Do their actions influence policies, sway public opinion, or even impact the integrity of elections? In this article, we dive deep into the intricate web of foreign influence and its effects on American

Social media has made a huge impact on politics in the modern era; in fact, the role of online platforms is undeniable in influencing the political landscape. How does social media have transformed political campaigning, influencing the way candidates interact with voters, disseminating their messages, and driving grassroots support?In this article, we will look at […]

Disclosure of censored content and accounts. Publishing directives received from governments. Fines and bans for non-compliance. Last Tuesday, the Australian Parliament’s Select Committee on Foreign Interference through Social Media proposed these and other measures in a new report to counter the “real, pervasive, and growing threat” of foreign interference through social media.