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Four years in, Canada-Saudi diplomatic impasse shows no signs of resolution, but trade continues

The diplomatic dispute might not be resolved until there is a change of government in Ottawa as the status quo is expected to continue, says Middle East expert Thomas Juneau.

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Four years in, Canada-Saudi diplomatic impasse shows no signs of resolution, but trade continues

The diplomatic dispute might not be resolved until there is a change of government in Ottawa as the status quo is expected to continue, says Middle East expert Thomas Juneau.

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