Dyer: Donald Trump turning the world away from peace

Dyer: Donald Trump turning the world away from peace
London Free Press
The bedrock on which the entire post-1945 system was built is the inviolability of borders.
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Brews News: Ten thoughts to close out the year

London Free Press
It's time to raise a pint to the year that was and 10 thoughts from the craft beer world in 2024.
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Everything you ever wanted to know about Boxing Day

London Free Press
Here are five things you didn’t know about this post-Christmas holiday.  
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Baranyai: Landmines greet returning Syrians

London Free Press
Casualties are most often civilians, frequently children
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Brews News: Pale ales get gussied up for the holidays

London Free Press
People hear the words “craft beer” and think it’s all about hoppy IPAs.
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Lambton College international student killed in stabbing

London Free Press
An international student from India who was studying at Lambton College was fatally stabbed in an altercation Sunday at a Sarnia rooming house, multiple sources say. Gurasis Singh, 22, was in his first year studying business management, the Sarnia-based college confirmed in a statement Tuesday. “Students are at the heart
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Dyer: Netanyahu’s world smaller after ICC charges

London Free Press
Israel Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and former defence minister Yoav Gallant have not been found guilty of anything. However . . .
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Dyer: Fascism not necessarily in India's future

London Free Press
Extreme nationalism always looks foolish or even deranged to those who have not caught the virus, but in India it’s now official.
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Dyer: Canada-India spat may sabotage new alliance to contain China

London Free Press
Gwynne Dyer is an independent journalist based in London, England. Read More
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'To see from their eyes': Penpal project extends London pupils' horizons

London Free Press
What started as an exercise to learn about India's water crisis has turned into a cultural exchange for some elementary school pupils in London. Read More
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