The Somali diaspora fights back
The Somalia diaspora has set out to fight terrorism with resiliency and images of solidarity via a social media campaign called 252pins. In the…
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The Somali diaspora fights back
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Opinion: When criminal justice systems don’t exist
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The new attraction for Chinese tourists: Vancouver
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Egyptian Revolution: Testimonials
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Reeinventing Skopje
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Online baking provides new opportunities for young Chinese
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Opinion: When criminal justice systems don’t exist
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The new attraction for Chinese tourists: Vancouver
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Egyptian Revolution: Testimonials
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Reeinventing Skopje
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Online baking provides new opportunities for young Chinese
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Opinion: When criminal justice systems don’t exist
In Canada, we take our criminal justice system for granted. You’ll often hear that it’s broken or not strict enough. That it’s inefficient. While…
The new attraction for Chinese tourists: Vancouver
With the introduction of a new Canadian visitor visa policy from Citizenship and Immigration of Canada in February 2014, means those who apply for…
No indictment for NYPD officer in chokehold death, Twitter responds
On Dec. 5, a Staten Island Grand Jury announced that there would be no indictment for Daniel Pantaleo, the white NYPD officer who placed…
Egyptian Revolution: Testimonials
Millions gathers in the streets of Cairo to fight for their rights. Photo credit by Wael Bed. The following are true stories from people…
Graphic Designers go abroad as student exchanges grow
Tianna Fung went to Australia for a graphic design exchange abroad, because she wanted to experience Australian culture. “It always seemed like such a…
How young broadcast producer think about the busniness in China
New media use to be identified with citizen journalism in China, but not anymore. More and more traditional media, such as newspapers, TV networks…
Reeinventing Skopje
All major cities have a clear-cut identity. They’re historic, hip, Mediterranean, green, industrial, modern, rich or poor. Skopje is the exception to that rule: Socialist concrete,…
Online baking provides new opportunities for young Chinese
Opening an online bakery shop is a new trend in China. More and more young people are starting their own businesses online, where stores…
Delhi assembly elections and the future of Indian politics
General elections in India are scheduled to be held on May 31, 2014, but ripples of change in the echelons of power have already…
Remembering Mandela
Photo courtesy of Festival Karsh. There’s nothing that can be said about the proclaimed father of South Africa that hasn’t been said before. But…
Behind the sun: UN and NGOs make a difference
Eddie Adam’s life is completely different now. He has a beautiful wife, four healthy children and a successful job. Twenty years ago, however, Adam…
Ramifications of the US-Iran nuclear deal
It was a momentous occasion Sunday as, after days of intense debate held in a tense environment, Iran and six world powers reached an…
Q&A with the British Columbia Council for International Cooperation
Kristin Unger: Could you provide me with a brief synopsis of the British Columbia Council for International Cooperation and your role in it? Shams…
Sex Jihad: Complement to ‘Holy War’ or hoax?
As the insurgency in Syria catches steam, more controversies begin to surface. It has been reported that many young jihadis from neighbouring countries and…
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