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It was the half smile that appeared as he was speaking that was odd. He may be overwhelmed.
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It was the half smile that appeared as he was speaking that was odd. He may be overwhelmed.
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自由党的铁杆，多伦多自由党的票仓，看看comment。也差不多是一边倒的痛骂。
Justin Trudeau seeks to reassure Canadians in wake of Paris attacks
Justin Trudeau made the comments at the first day of the G20 Summit, at his diplomatic debut with other world leaders.
JONATHAN ERNST / REUTERS
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, U.S. President Barack Obama and United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon walk together to participate in a family photo with fellow world leaders at the start of the G20 summit.
By: Bruce Campion-Smith Ottawa Bureau, Published on Sun Nov 15 2015
ANTALYA, TURKEY—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s working to ensure the safety of Canadians in the wake of the Paris attacks.
“Obviously the safety and security of Canadians is a priority for me and my government. I’ve been speaking with our minister of public safety, been speaking with the various police and security agencies to ensure that Canadians are kept safe,” Trudeau said Sunday.
“Obviously it’s a topic we are engaging with here with the other leaders as well to ensure continued safety for our citizens,” he said.
The issue of security, terrorism and the plight of refugees fleeing violence all promise to dominate discussions as the leaders of the world’s largest 20 economies gather in the seaside Turkish resort city of Antalya for a two-day summit.
Trudeau, who is attending his first international summit as prime minister, spoke on the topic only when prompted by a reporter during a meeting with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto Sunday morning.
REUTERS
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau poses for a selfie for a delegate during the L20/B20 meeting at the G20 summit.
His reserved comments were in sharp contrast to the hardened tone many world leaders have brought to this summit in confronting the threat of Islamic State extremists blamed for Friday’s deadly assaults in Paris.
During a meeting with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan ahead of the summit start here, U.S. President Barack Obama branded the terrorist incident as an “attack on the civilized world.”
“As we I’m sure each said to (French) President (François) Hollande and the French people, we stand in solidarity with them in hunting down the perpetrators of this crime and bringing them to justice,” Obama said.
Erdogan had previously come out strongly in favour of battling terrorists, warning that “we are at a point where words are not enough to fight terrorism.”
Foreign Affairs is advising Canadians who are travelling to France to exercise a “high degree of caution” due to an elevated threat of terrorism.
Trudeau made his diplomatic debut Sunday morning with a bilateral meeting with Indonesian President Joko Widodo. In that meeting, the prime minister pledged $14 million for infrastructure spending in Indonesia.
Later in the morning, he met with Peña Nieto, of Mexico.
He also spoke to a G20 business forum where he highlighted the themes of his election campaign, including big investments in infrastructure and boosting the middle class.
The prime minister was “mobbed” for selfies at the event, according to a Canadian Press report.
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Bombing Syria in no way shape or form would have affected those outcomes. It's an indisputable fact.
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自由党的铁杆，多伦多自由党的票仓，看看comment。也差不多是一边倒的痛骂。
Justin Trudeau seeks to reassure Canadians in wake of Paris attacks
Justin Trudeau made the comments at the first day of the G20 Summit, at his diplomatic debut with other world leaders.
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JONATHAN ERNST / REUTERS
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, U.S. President Barack Obama and United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon walk together to participate in a family photo with fellow world leaders at the start of the G20 summit.
By: Bruce Campion-Smith Ottawa Bureau, Published on Sun Nov 15 2015
ANTALYA, TURKEY—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s working to ensure the safety of Canadians in the wake of the Paris attacks.
“Obviously the safety and security of Canadians is a priority for me and my government. I’ve been speaking with our minister of public safety, been speaking with the various police and security agencies to ensure that Canadians are kept safe,” Trudeau said Sunday.
“Obviously it’s a topic we are engaging with here with the other leaders as well to ensure continued safety for our citizens,” he said.
The issue of security, terrorism and the plight of refugees fleeing violence all promise to dominate discussions as the leaders of the world’s largest 20 economies gather in the seaside Turkish resort city of Antalya for a two-day summit.
Trudeau, who is attending his first international summit as prime minister, spoke on the topic only when prompted by a reporter during a meeting with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto Sunday morning.
REUTERS
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau poses for a selfie for a delegate during the L20/B20 meeting at the G20 summit.
His reserved comments were in sharp contrast to the hardened tone many world leaders have brought to this summit in confronting the threat of Islamic State extremists blamed for Friday’s deadly assaults in Paris.
During a meeting with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan ahead of the summit start here, U.S. President Barack Obama branded the terrorist incident as an “attack on the civilized world.”
“As we I’m sure each said to (French) President (François) Hollande and the French people, we stand in solidarity with them in hunting down the perpetrators of this crime and bringing them to justice,” Obama said.
Erdogan had previously come out strongly in favour of battling terrorists, warning that “we are at a point where words are not enough to fight terrorism.”
Foreign Affairs is advising Canadians who are travelling to France to exercise a “high degree of caution” due to an elevated threat of terrorism.
Trudeau made his diplomatic debut Sunday morning with a bilateral meeting with Indonesian President Joko Widodo. In that meeting, the prime minister pledged $14 million for infrastructure spending in Indonesia.
Later in the morning, he met with Peña Nieto, of Mexico.
He also spoke to a G20 business forum where he highlighted the themes of his election campaign, including big investments in infrastructure and boosting the middle class.
The prime minister was “mobbed” for selfies at the event, according to a Canadian Press report.
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我当时也应该这样问那几位说CBC是自由党耳目喉舌的马甲。你去问他们。
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CBC说Trudeau坏话了？
还是看CBC发表评冷的家伙？那些人是不是些傻右派？
还是看CBC发表评冷的家伙？那些人是不是些傻右派？
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你最近看过CBC新闻或者去过CBC网站没有？去CBC网站看看标题就知道了。怎么，有人把CBC的文章的立场和它文章的comments的立场两者混为一谈了？！
