Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is under scrutiny for alleged plagiarism in his 1995 doctoral thesis at Oxford University, with experts pointing out at least 10 potential instances of copied content. These accusations come at a critical juncture, just weeks before the upcoming Canadian election, posing a threat to Carney’s campaign. The timing of these claims could have significant implications for his political career as he navigates through this controversy.
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