
Foreign policy watchers hailing a burgeoning ‘mini-alliance’ between Canada and the UK may not appear to be highlighting anything new, given such a friendship has existed since Canada came into existence and is one of the oldest bilateral partnerships in the world. But something significant has certainly changed recently. Canada and the UK have been behaving
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This short blog seeks to provide a more expansive understanding of the English-speaking world by identifying the complexities – or multiplicities – of the Anglosphere. The Anglosphere has come to international prominence in the wake of the UK’s departure from the European Union as an influential but ill-defined transnational community bonded by language, culture, media, free-market economics
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Even before Brexit, Britain was often portrayed as reluctant to fully engage with European affairs. One potential reason for this, particularly when it comes to the matters of defence and intelligence, is Britain’s close relationship with the US and its other Five Eyes allies. However, a closer analysis of practices – i.e. what intelligence professionals actually
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Compare these two announcements: The African Union is an institution that is built on the fundamentals of liberal democratic values and good governance. The AU is, therefore, disturbed by the statements by the incumbent President of the United States, Mr Donald J. Trump, on the possibility of electoral fraud during the forthcoming presidential elections in November.
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