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Togo's President Faure Gnassingbe speaks during a joint news conference with Ivory Coast's President Alassane Ouattara
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Has Francophone Africa had enough of France?

They’re saying ça suffit to France, and hopefully to terrorism and coups too.

A Quebec flag flaps in the sky during the Moulin a Parole, a 24-hour long series of public readings, on the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City, September 13, 2009.
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Universities fight to keep English education alive in Quebec

Concordia University announced it would join its fellow Montreal-based university, McGill, in providing financial aid of up to CA$4,000 to students from other provinces as a way of offsetting the impact of the Quebec government’s controversial new efforts to protect local Francophone culture.

Why the world is more optimistic about AI than the US
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Why the world is more optimistic about AI than the US

As AI adoption expands around the world, a new Gallup-Microsoft survey reveals a striking divide in how people feel about the technology.