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How expelling Russia from SWIFT could impact the country. And why there's reluctance to do so

Countries around the world have placed sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, with some also calling for Moscow to be banned from SWIFT, a banking communications platform used…

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How expelling Russia from SWIFT could impact the country. And why there's reluctance to do so

With her latest budget, Freeland faces pressure to do more — and a lot less

Hungry, hungry otters may help marshes with climate change