Liberal MPs want party leadership rules tightened against foreign interference
OTTAWA — Liberal MPs spent Wednesday behind closed doors pressing their party to change its rules so that only citizens and permanent residents can vote for its next leader, which they argue is necessary to guard against the threat of foreign interference.
France's Foreign Minister urges tougher EU action on Musk
Liberal MPs are gathering in Ottawa for a pre-scheduled caucus meeting with one objective in mind: finding a new leader.
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The bill seeks to introduce provisions including shielding against foreign influence in designated race-based organisations.
Yasmin Qureshi rebuked during Parliament debate sparked by online campaign which gathered more than 3m signatures ...
As concerns over foreign interference rise across the European Union, France's Minister Delegate for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies, Clara Chappaz, met with Viginum, the entity ...
Chancellor Olaf Scholz said Germany’s election would “not be decided by the owners of social media channels” in his annual ...
Labour MPs must not to dismiss calls for a general election as “foreign interference”, a Conservative MP has urged. Debating ...
More people than ever before were called to the ballot boxes in 2024, as democracies worldwide raised their guard against ...
If the bill is passed, organisations would have to disclose foreign and anonymous donations, foreign affiliations and their ...
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