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Benoît Gomis

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Focus on illicit trade (e.g. tobacco, cannabis) & terrorism | Research @BathTR | Teach @munkschool | Fellow @ChathamHouseISR & @GI_TOC | Views my own
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Security and Defense Take Center Stage in Canada’s Elections

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By Benoît Gomis
| World Politics Review Verified
Security and defense issues have made a surprise appearance in Canada’s federal elections, which will be held on Monday, April 28. Neither had taken up much space in previous elections. But amid all the chaos and absurdity in U.S.-Canada relations since President Donald Trump’s return to the White House in January, they have been front and center.
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Canada’s Trudeau Will Leave Behind a Mixed Bag on Security Policy

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By Benoît Gomis
| worldpoliticsreview.kinsta.cloud
On Jan. 6, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced he would be resigning as leader of the Liberal Party and head of the federal government. The immediate catalyst of his decision was the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, a longtime ally, over internal policy disputes three weeks before. But it also followed months of mounting pressure, as Trudeau’s popularity rate plummeted to an all-time low of 22 percent in late December 2024.
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Canada’s Trudeau Will Leave Behind a Mixed Bag on Security Policy

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By Benoît Gomis
| World Politics Review Verified
On Jan. 6, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced he would be resigning as leader of the Liberal Party and head of the federal government. The immediate catalyst of his decision was the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, a longtime ally, over internal policy disputes three weeks before. But it also followed months of mounting pressure, as Trudeau’s popularity rate plummeted to an all-time low of 22 percent in late December 2024.
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