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20,000 leagues beneath the iceDivers discover a fascinating world of bizarre creatures and barking seals beneath the Antarctic ice.聽
First LookMs. Trump and Trudeau: Unlikely pair take in a show celebrating opennessThe musical 'Come From Away,'聽tells the true story of a small Canadian town that took in airline passengers after the attacks on September 11.
First LookMass grave in Mexico points to drug cartel murders: 250 skulls foundCitizens and family members took matters into their own hands 鈥� finally arriving at answers in the search for missing loved ones.
Why Canada won't tighten border security despite an uptick in illegal immigrationSeveral hundred people have crossed into Canada from the United States since the beginning of the year. But that increase isn't enough to warrant additional border security, officials say.聽
Colombia peace accord: FARC doubts grow as 'demobilizing' zones stumbleThe government鈥檚 failure to get a key part of its historic peace accord under way in Carrizal, one of 26 such zones around the country, is raising questions about its ability to facilitate the FARC guerrilla group鈥檚 transition into an unarmed political movement.
Canada's Muslims embrace their country 鈥� even when it doesn't embrace backMuslims are increasingly taking their place in Canadian society, and are some of the country's most patriotic citizens. But many struggle with the need to 'prove' their loyalty. Last month's shooting at a Quebec City mosque was particularly shocking.
Ecuador's elections: Who are the contenders?Ecuador heads to the polls on Sunday to pick a new president. The incumbent,聽President Rafael Correa, will not be running again 鈥� at least not this time.
In Venezuela's reaction to US sanctions, a possible 'Russia factor'President Nicolas Maduro has been uncharacteristically quiet about sanctions leveled against his vice president, posting nothing on Twitter, and leaving it to other officials to condemn the US. And no one has mentioned President Trump by name.
Brazil's struggle against corruptionGraft in Brazilian politics is losing its aura of impunity, particularly in light of the far-reaching Car Wash investigation. Can momentum be maintained?
Latin America leads the way in clean energyOne of the most vulnerable regions when it comes to the effects of climate change, Latin America is increasingly leading global efforts to transition to renewable energy sources.
Is Latin America's 'pink tide' turning?The demise of Latin America's 'pink tide' of socialism has been much discussed in recent years. But there is no seismic shift back to the days of right-wing dominance; the truth is more nuanced.
Will Brazil's prison riots spur needed reforms?Authorities are struggling to contain deadly clashes between rival gangs in prison, which threaten to ignite more violence on the street. Long-term, the Brazilian government will have to revisit its 鈥渓ock them up鈥� policy and build political support to address overcrowding.
Colombia opens ELN negotiations, another step toward lasting peaceColombia's 50-year conflict has been far more complex than a struggle between government forces and the FARC. By opening peace talks with the second-largest rebel group, the country takes a step closer to lasting peace.
Mexico: Why anger over Trump hasn't spilled into the streetsOn Feb. 12, 18 NGOs and universities are organizing 'Vibra Mexico,' nationwide marches against what they say is Trump鈥檚 disrespect and demanding a stronger Mexican government response. So far, street protests 鈥� which are common here 鈥� have been lacking.
Is Trump resurrecting the Monroe Doctrine?John Kerry, secretary of State under Barack Obama, declared the Monroe Doctrine to be over. It seems already to be experiencing a resurgence under President Trump.
How to handle Hezbollah in Latin AmericaLebanese militant group Hezbollah has established a criminal and financial network across the region, and while the US has taken steps to disrupt these resources in the past, more needs to be done.
Why continued US support is crucial for Colombia's peace processSubstantive progress is already being made in implementing the accords, but if the United States dials back its assistance, that trend could diminish, even reverse. It is in the interests of both countries not to let that happen.
First LookLone wolf attack suspected in mosque shooting, Canadian officials sayA suspect is in custody for the Sunday attack, which left six worshippers dead. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau described the shooting as 'a terrorist attack on Muslims,' although police have not provided a possible motive.
As furor over refugees grips US, Canada offers a different way to integrateEven as the Trump administration closes US borders to some refugees, Canada's decades-old private refugee sponsorship program is getting another look by nations struggling with their own influxes of migrants.
First LookCanada's Justin Trudeau: Refugees are welcome hereAfter President Trump signed an executive order banning聽people from certain Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau welcomed them to Canada.
