Politics

Xi Jinping called on China to remember the legacy of Yan’an

China purged military’s top commander Gen Zhang Youxia three weeks after Xi’s speech

Xi is pursuing spiritual renewal of party and military

Xi hosted foreign leaders in Beijing

Country's economy as whole was losing $35 million per day since uprising

Others say they oppose war because it could lead to more instability displacement and violence.

When the people’s priority is bread and the regime’s priority is political ideologies a serious confrontation arises between the people and the regime.

Iranians openly ponder a war waged by the United States and whether the regime would survive.

The government said about 3400 people were killed including 200 children and minors 100 college students and at least 500 security officers.

Over a hundred videos and images verified by The New York Times show the breadth of the government’s violence.

The government has blamed the killings on terrorist cells linked to the United States and Israel.

Government’s ongoing crackdown and arrests of dissidents contribute to the sense that the standoff is not yet over.

Iran’s economy has taken more blows since the uprising began in late December with strikes in Tehran’s bazaar.

Ms McCuaig-Johnston said new defense strategy was overdue

Hanwha Ocean and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems are both promising substantial industrial benefits for Canada if they win that contract

Canada is also shopping for about 12 new submarines

Mélanie Joly has criticized the limited level of Canadian manufacturing created by F35 purchase

Canada is only committed to purchasing 16 planes

Government may ultimately buy a smaller number of F35s along with a fleet of Gripen E fighters made by Saab

Plan also includes increasing spending on military-related research and development by 85 percent