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The Methane Mitigation Opportunity (Or, How to Avoid an Additional 0.3°C of Global Warming by Mid-Century)
- Analysis
- July 15, 2021
A recent high-level report on global methane emissions has found that the world could reduce the expected warming of Earth by 0.3°C through a combination of specific policy interventions. The Government of Canada should seize the opportunity by rallying the international community to meet this challenge at the upcoming ‘COP 26’ climate talks in Scotland, slated for later this
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Canada and Global Vaccine Equity: Timid, Late and Insufficient
- Analysis
- July 15, 2021
Canada’s recent announcement that it would donate 17.7 million doses of vaccines to the global fight against COVID-19 is to be applauded. But don’t clap too loud. We weren’t ever going to use them anyway. For all of its rhetoric on global vaccine equity, the Canadian government could be doing far more to help combat the pandemic. Positive
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The Centennial of the Chinese Communist Party: What is there to celebrate?
- Analysis
- July 10, 2021
China has changed tremendously since 1949, when the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) took power. The leaders of the CCP have plenty of reasons to celebrate the centennial of the organization under whose stewardship China has become the largest economy in the world (the latter measured in GDP calculated at purchasing power parity). According to the CCP’s Secretary-General
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L’assassinat du Président Moise, son contexte et les scénarios pour Haïti
- Analysis
- July 10, 2021
Dans la nuit du mardi 6 au mercredi 7 juillet 2021, un groupe d’hommes armés attaque le domicile du Président d’Haïti Jovenel Moise, l’assassine et laisse la Première Dame avec de graves blessures. Les premières informations venant du Premier Ministre par intérim, Claude Joseph, laissent comprendre que l’exécution du Président est l’œuvre d’un commando professionnel, composé
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