Diplomatic Immunity with Steve Paikin

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Discussions on the most current foreign affairs. Host Steve Paikin along with informed panelists Richard Gwyn of the Toronto Star, Janice Stein, professor of international relations at the University of Toronto; and Eric Margolis, contributing foreign editor for the Toronto Sun help to clarify complex and critical issues affecting the world today.

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What does it take to be a government minister and a politician when a humanitarian disaster strikes?
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Politics in the Time of Disaster

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What does it take to be a government minister and a politician when a humanitarian disaster strikes?

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Former Nixon and Ford National Security Advisor and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Former Carter National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski join us to talk about the Bush Administration, Iraq, the war on terror and history in the making.
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Kissinger and Brzezinski

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Former Nixon and Ford National Security Advisor and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Former Carter National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski join us to talk about the Bush Administration, Iraq, the war on terror and history in the making.

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For the next month, billions of people will be fixated on Germany as 32 national teams compete for the World Cup. But the World Cup is about more than just soccer. It can give us insight into the similarities and differences between countries.
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The Beautiful Game

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For the next month, billions of people will be fixated on Germany as 32 national teams compete for the World Cup. But the World Cup is about more than just soccer. It can give us insight into the similarities and differences between countries.

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Haiti this week suffered through what some are calling a coup. If so, it's the 33rd coup d'etat in the country's 200-year history as an independent nation.
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Hatian Coup

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Haiti this week suffered through what some are calling a coup. If so, it's the 33rd coup d'etat in the country's 200-year history as an independent nation.

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