Sara Miller Llana
Canada Bureau Chief at The Christian Science Monitor
Deputy international editor @csmonitor. Have reported from 40+ countries from postings in Mexico City, Paris, and Toronto. Sharing our international content.
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1 week ago |
csmonitor.com | Sara Miller Llana
Leading up to the Group of Seven summit in Canada, some began dubbing the annual meeting the “G6 plus one.”It was a recognition of an American partner who, instead of being a steadfast ally within the group of the world’s most advanced economies, has now placed tariffs on partners and staked oppositional positions in the postwar order. In the end, the three-day summit concluded Tuesday evening as a G6 of sorts - after President Donald Trump left the the snow-capped Rocky Mountains early.
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1 week ago |
csmonitor.com | Sara Miller Llana
When Bill Clinton arrived in Mont-Tremblant, Canada, in October 1999 for a governance conference, the United States’ northern neighbor was still reeling from attempts by its largest province, Quebec, to secede and form its own country. In his keynote speech, the then-president challenged audience members to consider the purpose and consequences of independence within a federal system like Canada’s. “Is there a way people can get along if they come from different heritages?
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1 month ago |
csmonitor.com | Sara Miller Llana |Ali Martin |Erika Page |Peter Ford
The selection of Robert Francis Prevost as the first American pope stunned Vatican watchers around the world. Many had long believed that an American would never be chosen to lead an institution with 1.4 billion followers because the United States already wields so much global power. Taking the name Pope Leo XIV, he stepped onto the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica as tens of thousands gathered below him.
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1 month ago |
csmonitor.com | Sara Miller Llana |Whitney Eulich |Peter Ford |Sophie Hills
The selection of Robert Francis Prevost as the first American pope stunned Vatican watchers around the world. Many had long believed that an American would never be chosen to lead an institution with 1.4 billion followers because the United States already wields so much global power. Taking the name Pope Leo XIV, he stepped onto the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica as tens of thousands gathered below him.
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1 month ago |
csmonitor.com | Linda Feldmann |Sara Miller Llana
Moments before Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived at the White House Tuesday for a high-stakes tete-a-tete, President Donald Trump poked at his guest with a social media post. “We don’t need ANYTHING they have, other than their friendship,” President Trump said on Truth Social, listing top imports from the United States’ northern neighbor.
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