As Protest Paralyzes Canada's Capital, Far-Right Activists Abroad Embrace It
Tuesday, February 8, 2022 | |
| By Anton Troianovski, Roger Cohen and Katie Rogers President Vladimir Putin said diplomatic ideas raised in a meeting by French President Emmanuel Macron were worth pursuing, but did not rule out a Russian invasion of Ukraine. | | | By Catherine Porter, Ian Austen and Sheera Frenkel It may be only a few hundred demonstrators occupying Ottawa's streets to protest government overreach, but their message has aroused passions around the world. | | | By Mujib Mashal, Suhasini Raj and Hari Kumar Activists and analysts say calls for anti-Muslim violence — even genocide — are moving from the fringes to the mainstream, while political leaders keep silent. | | |
| Business By Jack Ewing and Neal E. Boudette Booming in a depressed market, battery-powered vehicles are a plus for the climate but pose a big threat to carmakers and parts suppliers that are slow to change. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Elisabeth Rosenthal Requiring children to get vaccinated for Covid is controversial. We should consider it anyway. | | |
| By Brent McDonald, Yousur Al-Hlou, Andriy Dubchak and Dmitriy Khavin We spent the day with Ukrainian soldiers on the front lines of the conflict with Russia-backed separatists near the southeast border with Russia. | | | By The Associated Press The first lady said at a summit of community college leaders that a proposal to waive two years of tuition was no longer part of a social spending bill that Democrats were trying to salvage. | | | By The Associated Press Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that fully vaccinated international travelers can enter Australia starting Feb. 21, nearly two years after the country closed its borders to almost all noncitizens. | | |
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