Continue exploring the 'Issues' section by navigating to 'Foreign Policy'. Once on the 'Foreign Policy' page, identify the title and date of at least two recent articles. Then, navigate to the 'Indigenous Affairs' page and identify the title and date of at least two recent articles there. Finally, confirm if there is any pagination or 'load more' option on either of these pages.
Click on the 'Foreign Policy' link (id: 131) from the 'Issues' sub-menu. On the 'Foreign Policy' page, identify the titles and dates of two recent articles. Go back to the 'Issues' menu by clicking on the 'Issues' link (id: 90). Click on the 'Indigenous Affairs' link (id: 158) from the 'Issues' sub-menu. On the 'Indigenous Affairs' page, identify the titles and dates of two recent articles. For both 'Foreign Policy' and 'Indigenous Affairs' pages, scroll down to check for any pagination links or 'Load More' buttons.
Successfully navigate to the 'Foreign Policy' page. State the title and date of at least two recent articles from the 'Foreign Policy' page (e.g., 'The world needs more Canada, not less: Brian Lee Crowley in the National Post' from June 10, 2025, and 'How to get serious about Canada’s Indo-Pacific strategy: J. Michael Cole in the National Post' from June 7, 2025). Successfully navigate to the 'Indigenous Affairs' page. State the title and date of at least two recent articles from the 'Indigenous Affairs' page (e.g., 'Want to build big projects, and fast? First Nations partnerships are key: Karen Restoule in The Hub' from June 10, 2025, and 'The right to say ‘yes’ to resource development: Stephen Buffalo in National Newswatch' from May 14, 2025). Confirm whether pagination or 'load more' options are present on either the 'Foreign Policy' or 'Indigenous Affairs' pages for articles.