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Mia Mottley - “When the British abolished slavery, they compensated the slave owners with 20 million pounds in 183. We have borne double jeopardy,” Watch her conversation at CFR with former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield: www.cfr.org/event/a-conv...

A Conversation With Prime Minister Mia Mottley of Barbados | Council on Foreign Relations

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On the International Day of Democracy, Canada reaffirms its commitment to working with partners around the world to strengthen democratic institutions, support civic participation and promote accountable governance in the face of growing threats to democracy.

Infographic with Canadian flag and the Canadian Parliament in the background with the following text: International Day of Democracy - September 15 - Democracy thrives when everyone can participate.

 When rural women get financial power, communities become more climate resilient. Through the ELLES+ project, Canada and Desjardins help women in Chad access loans, training and climate-smart crops. Safer global food systems mean a more stable world for Canada.

A group of people stand in a long line behind a dirt road in a rural village. They are wearing colourful clothing. Trees and small thatched structures are in the background. People sit on mats on the grass under a large tree. The sky is blue with puffy clouds. Behind them is a thatched-roof structure. People work together in a field with rows of young crops. Trees are scattered across the landscape. A woman stands in a field of tall green corn plants under a cloudy sky. She is holding one of the stalks and smiling.

Need to read - shame. “While wildfires threaten communities across the world, drought bites and energy costs spiral, ordinary families are paying the price for big oil’s prioritisation of shareholder wealth over a livable planet.” www.theguardian.com/business/ng-...

Revealed: major oil firms make $93bn profits amid war and climate crisis

Iran conflict windfall over three months reignites calls for companies ‘cashing in on human misery’ to pay for environmental damage

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