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Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen has won a second term, signalling strong voter support for her tough stance against China.

A small volcano near Manila erupted with a massive plume of ash and steam, prompting the evacuation of tens of thousands of people and forcing Manila's international airport to shut down.

U.S. President Donald Trump said the reason the U.S. killed senior Iranian general Qassem Soleimani was because he was planning imminent attacks on embassies. But critics and U.S. lawmakers want details about those plans.

For two days, Iranians have been protesting the Iranian regime for shooting down Flight 752 and killing many of their own people. Margaret Evans reports on the their defiance and how the regime is responding.

The Ukrainian team in Tehran is keeping a close watch on what Iran does with the wreckage of Flight 752. Our Chris Brown spoke with one of the men leading Ukraine's investigation.

In Toronto, mourning for the victims of Flight 752 has turned to anger for some. Ellen Mauro reports on how the largest Iranian community in Canada is feeling four days after the plane was shot down.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Edmonton to join mourners in honouring the victims of Flight 752.  

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If Iran was firing missiles at U.S. military bases in Iraq that night, why was Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 able to take off? CBC News’s Susan Ormiston looks for answers.

Family members of people killed in the Flight 752 crash have been unable to get to Tehran to visit the crash site and will continue to face challenges in getting bodies back to Canada for funerals.

Family and colleagues share their memories of politician John Crosbie, who has died at age 88.

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The National looks at how the element of surprise may have been part of a strategy for Prince Harry and Meghan to “step back” from their roles.

Rush drummer Neil Peart is being remembered for his distinctive sound. Peart died Tuesday after a three-year battle with brain cancer.

Thousands took to the streets in Sydney to protest what they call climate inaction by the Australian government as wildfires throughout the country worsen.

As investigators from Canada’s Transportation Safety Board try to get into Iran to examine the crash site, an international response group is putting pressure on Tehran to open up the investigation.

The countries involved in investigating the crash of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 disagree on the cause. Iran denies shooting down the plane, while other countries, including Canada, cite evidence of an Iranian missile.

Canada’s last diplomat in Iran, Dennis Horak, talks to Adrienne Arsenault about the challenges Canada faces as it looks for answers into what brought down Flight 752 because there is no diplomatic relationship between the countries.

A mother and her two daughters from Edmonton killed in the crash are remembered for their shared passion to help people.

Intelligence officials believe a Ukrainian International Airlines flight shot down in Tehran may have been hit by a Russian-made TOR-M1 anti-aircraft missile. How does the system work and why was it parked so close to a civilian airport?

U.S. President Donald Trump distanced the U.S. from the crash of Flight 752 after American intelligence gave evidence about an Iranian missile causing the plane to go down, killing 176 people.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan’s announcement that they plan to step back from their role as senior royals will be “complicated.” We look at how it could work.

The National hears from three people who lost a friend or family member when Ukrainian International Airlines Flight 752 crashed.

With the evidence pointing to a missile bringing down Flight 752, the At Issue panel discusses how the government should respond.

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