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    In Canada's spat with Saudi Arabia, signs of a trickier road for democracies

    Aug 10, 2018 3 minutes

    The furious reaction by Saudi Arabia to what was a rather stock Canadian statement calling for the release of imprisoned human rights activists has little to do with Canada – and everything to do with the ruling agenda of Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.

    Still, the bilateral spat – which has garnered global attention simply for the proportions it has taken – took this country off guard. In doing so, it has raised questions about the price Canada must pay to stand up for its principles on the

    Saudis making an exampleAdvocating rights, selling arms

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