
There’s support for contact with China despite worries and uncertainties and a lack of trust in the US, a University of British Columbia survey finds. Amidst the diplomatic crisis affecting Canada-China relations that has followed the arrests of Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou and the two Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor in December
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Constitutionaliste de formation, Kais Saïed a remporté haut la main les élections présidentielles tunisiennes en récoltant 72% de l’ensemble des votants (57%). L’exercice électoral était digne d’une grande démocratie comme en témoignent les observateurs nationaux et internationaux. Cependant, de nombreuses questions demeurent quant à la manière dont le nouveau président gouvernera. Les Tunisiens ont montré,
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After spending years belittling and undermining the western world’s principal military alliance, during his recent trip to London to celebrate the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation’s (NATO) 70th birthday, President Trump sounded a different tune. Instead of continuing his attack on the alliance, Trump turned his ire on French President Emmanuel Macron, for criticising NATO himself.
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Exporting the communist revolution was a defining mission of the Soviet Union. But in practice, this translated into redirecting massive amounts of resources away from the domestic sphere, where they were desperately needed, towards consolidating the USSR’s influence over other peoples and territories. Ultimately, this agenda hollowed out the middle of Moscow’s power. It left
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