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Canada at the UNJaved Akbar
October 26, 2021
October 17, 2021
Christmas and the corporate creedJaved Akbar
December 18, 2009
The symbolism of Christmas is universal: "Tidings of great joy."
Complicit in Rohingya Muslims GenocideJaved Akbar
October 3, 2018
Eleven years after Canada granted honorary citizenship to Myanmar's civilian leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, the House of Commons voted unanimously to revoke it on September 17, 2018 declaring the treatment of Rohingya Muslims by Myanmar (Burma) government to be genocide.
Coronavirus should not rob us of our humanityJaved Akbar
April 3, 2020
Coronavirus continues to spread with lethal speed.
Electoral politics from a moral high groundJaved Akbar
April 7, 2011
Elections in the recent past have failed to garner much excitement among the general public, particularly the young voters. But there is much at stake at the coming elections. The Harper government's domestic to foreign policies read like the Bush Doctrine.
Freedom Flotilla - a journey destined to end the occupationJaved Akbar
June 16, 2010
"By now it has been demonstrated that neither governments nor the UN will challenge this blockade, only people of conscience and courage will." - Richard Falk, Professor Emeritus of International Law at Princeton University.
Kashmir Scars Unseen: Would This Conflict Go Nuclear?Javed Akbar
March 9, 2019
India is in the grips of war hysteria.
Khashoggi's murder could be a game changerJaved Akbar
October 24, 2018
The murder of a dissident journalist has had more global impact than unchecked Saudi aggression in Yemen.
Lest We Forget: Trudeau Rolled Back Harper's Dark Era Javed Akbar
April 17, 2019
It's safe to say that Canada has always been one of the cooler countries in the world. It's important to remember that despite Trudeau's scandal, Canadians remain unshaken in the values of liberal democracy, fair governance and the international rules-based order.
Looking beyond: Fears grow of all-out conflictJaved Akbar
March 9, 2019
Relations between India and Pakistan have always been minefield of mutual recriminations, communal antagonisms and military confrontations. Despite this grim record, the two South Asian nuclear powers have made sporadic progress at the negotiating table whenever both sides demonstrated statesmanship, restraint and perseverance. During bilateral talks, India with a sense of belligerency stresses interdependence and a preponderance of Indian military power in the region. Pakistan is characteristically more interested in emphasizing distinctions, forging external security ties and maintaining countervailing forces against Indian bullying tactics.

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Today’s topic is the Origins of Islamic History Month in Canada In this show, we are interviewing Dr. Mohamed El-Masry a professor at the University of Waterloo