weapons

Why is Saudi Arabia still getting Canadian-made weapons?

Stephen Maher: Politicians have failed to act, even in the face of the sickening slaughter in Yemen. The killing of Khashoggi might change that.

Canada’s checkered history of arms sales to human rights violators

Opinion: If previous debates on arms sales are anything to go by, Canada has become less vigilant on human rights

Canada’s abysmal record as an arms dealer

This country’s weapons sales to Saudi Arabia are scandalous, and recent deals with the Kurds are likely to end in disaster too

Ethical investing isn’t as easy as it sounds

Prof. Pettigrew on why universities can’t divest

Cozying up to the bear

Cyprus cozies up to Russia

Cypriot officials let a Russian ship loaded with ammunition sail on to Syria

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Turning swords into ploughshares

The police chief of Bihar in northern India has spearheaded an initiative to melt down more than 60,000 guns seized from criminals

Arms and the man

Arms and the man

Victor Bout’s native Russia is heaping scorn on his Nov. 3 conviction on four charges of trying to sell weapons to Colombia’s FARC rebels

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U.S. successfully tests new explosive material

Researchers expect five-fold increase in the strength of weapons

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Canada is world’s 12th biggest arms dealer

Majority of exports go to NATO allies, but less friendly countries also made purchases

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Saskatoon considers a knife ban

Knife-related crimes are on the rise in urban areas

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Guns on campus OK, says Texas senate

Students and employees would be allowed to carry licensed, concealed weapons