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The Ukrainians had to beg for what they needed to defend themselves while their big-talking friends agonized about provoking Moscow.

Canada has signalled it’s prepared to get behind a Czech Republic initiative to ship tens of thousands of artillery shells from different countries to Ukraine on an urgent basis.

CBC Lite

More than a year and a half after receiving proposals to ramp production of artillery shells, the Canadian government is still debating whether to make investments in plants in Quebec and Ontario. Defence Minister Bill Blair says he's had discussions but has not signed any deals.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch. January 28, 2024.

As Missouri Republicans this year choose their nominee for governor, an important factor in the decision should be whether the candidates adhere to their own stated conservative principles.

Indian economy growth is a thriving command economy with a moderate wage level. By calculating the GDP of India, it is the fifth-largest economy.

Officials from NATO countries worry that Ukraine will run out of weapons early next year, given that Republicans in Congress have blocked additional U.S. military aid and Hungary has vetoed another financial package from the European Union.

Canadian Army will need to spend $220 million to replace equipment donated to Ukraine but replacements could take years.

The emerging fight over foreign workers at subsidized battery plants is headed to committee.