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The Legacy of Abe Shinzō
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- July 11, 2022
Former Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzō (age 67) was murdered on the morning of July 8, 2022, while campaigning for Satō Kei, a colleague in the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). Although his legacy is not without controversy, especially in Japan, he deserves to be remembered as the most visionary statesman of the early 21st century. There
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The Senate Brings Hope for GAC Reform
- Analysis
- May 13, 2022
The Standing Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade has initiated a review of the Canadian foreign service, the first such focused examination since the Royal Commission on Conditions of Foreign Service, which reported in 1981. While the work of a Senate committee is rarely the basis for enthusiasm, much less an optimistic prognostication, there
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How about a Supply and Confidence “Human Rights” Addendum?
- Analysis
- April 22, 2022
In March, the federal Liberals and NDP entered into a Supply and Confidence Agreement, Delivering for Canadians Now. The NDP has pledged support for the Liberal minority government through to 2025 in return for promised progress on several important public policy files, including national dental and pharmacare programs, reconciliation, the climate crisis, and affordable housing. While it focuses
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Expedience over Justice: Implications of the Fate of the Khashoggi Trial for Activists-in-Exile
- Analysis
- April 19, 2022
On 7 April, a Turkish court ordered that the murder trial of those accused of killing and dismembering Jamal Khashoggi be transferred to Saudi Arabia. This will effectively end the case and put pay to any chance of achieving justice for the Saudi dissident journalist. But what does this mean for the rights and protection of
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