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Glavin: On China's genocide, Canada's House of Commons had to take matters into its own hands Monday’s motion declared that the Xi Jinping regime in Beijing is carrying out a real-life, real-word, real-time genocide in Xinjiang. It's non-binding, but that’s only because Trudeau and his cabinet ministers have decided they won’t be bound by it. Author of the article: Terry Glavin Publishing date: Feb 24, 2021  •  February 25, 2021  •  5 minute read  •  A security person stands near the Olympic flags during a ceremony to mark the arrival of the Olympic flag and start of...

The UN General Assembly in September last year was a pivotal moment in the pandemic, when leaders began to show some unity as global deaths approached a million. They had learned hard lessons from the damage that hoarding protective equipment had done, they said. When a vaccine was developed, the world's most vulnerable would be first in line, they claimed.

ANALYSIS: The ugly vaccine nationalism that the World Health Organization and other public health advocates feared is here. And it's beginning in Europe, the region that usually boasts the world's greatest levels of equality by many measures.

Analysis: The EU and UK's fight reveals the ugly truth about vaccine nationalism CNN 1/30/2021 Analysis by Angela Dewan, CNN © Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg/Getty Images People queue before receiving the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine in Folkestone, southern England on January 27. The UN General Assembly in September last year was a pivotal moment in the pandemic, when leaders began to show some unity as global deaths approached a million. They had learned hard lessons from the damage that hoarding protective equipment had done, they said. When a vaccine was developed, the world'...

  The UN General Assembly in September last year was a pivotal moment in the pandemic, when leaders began to show some unity as global deaths approached a million. They had learned hard lessons from the damage that hoarding protective equipment had done, they said. When a vaccine was developed, the world's most vulnerable would be first in line, they claimed. The vaccines are now here and that solidarity has frayed. Between the United Kingdom and the European Union, it has disappeared entirely and given way to an all-out battle over who is more entitled to tens of millions of doses produc...