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EU farmer unrest looks set to persist
French farmers are determined to continue protests despite the government's decision to grant concessions
Canada foreign interference probe may damage Trudeau
A commission of inquiry into foreign interference in recent Canadian elections opened in Ottawa yesterday
Israel’s AI sector will struggle amid Gaza conflict
Artificial intelligence (AI) is widely seen as critical for the future growth of Israel’s key high-tech sector
Quebec voter shifts do not presage independence
Polling suggests that the Parti Quebecois (PQ) now has more support than the governing Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ)
CanadaBhutan’s new government may find itself stretched thin
The small Himalayan kingdom, which has just had elections, faces myriad challenges
BhutanThe Algerian market will challenge investors
Closer political coordination between Washington and Algiers is spurring some US business interest
AlgeriaCongressional support will assist Guatemala’s Arevalo
Guatemala’s new president has secured unexpected backing in Congress
GuatemalaCanada foreign student numbers increase housing demand
Ottawa is cutting the number of undergraduate student visas by 35% in 2024 to offset the student impact on housing costs
CanadaPowers will fight proxy wars in impoverished Syria
With the Gaza conflict raging, Syrians face military pressure from all sides, as economic constraints also tighten
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