Sure, Fitch Ratings, a major international credit agency, has issued a warning about Canada’s out-of-control debt and spending, but let’s talk about the Conservative Party.

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First he was charged for allegedly burning an Israeli flag – now, seven months later, he’s been arrested for allegedly crashing an event featuring an Israeli soldier.

David Tizzard is a professor at Seoul Women’s University, holds a PhD in Korean Studies, and hosts the Korea Deconstructed podcast. He has lived and worked in Seoul for more than two decades. Reach ...