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  • Rôle du Gouvernement canadien en Ayiti

    Rôle du Gouvernement canadien en Ayiti

    • January 5, 2023


    Aujourd’hui, le Core Group sous la houlette du Canada, entre autres, souhaite répondre à une demande inconstitutionnelle, illégale d’un gouvernement illégitime, décrié par le peuple Ayitien, pour venir contrer l’insécurité et résoudre la crise humanitaire qui s’en suit.


    Cette intervention …

    By Chantal Ismé
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  • How Should Canada Navigate the Taiwan Strait Conundrum?

    How Should Canada Navigate the Taiwan Strait Conundrum?

    • January 5, 2023


    Taiwan is central to Canada’s new Indo-Pacific Strategy (IPS). Only five years ago, Canada’s Strong, Secure, Engaged Defence Policy heralded: “We will seek to develop stronger relationships with other countries in the region, particularly China.” The naïve hope that Canada …

    By Scott Simon
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  • Nuclear Threats and Canada’s Disarmament Diplomacy: A Way Forward

    Nuclear Threats and Canada’s Disarmament Diplomacy: A Way Forward

    • December 19, 2022


    A former Canadian Undersecretary of State for External Affairs, Allan Gotlieb, once described Canada’s strong role in disarmament activity as having “always been a natural calling, with broad public support and strong specialized constituencies”. While Canada has in the past …

    By Paul Meyer
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  • Still United in Support of Ukraine?

    Still United in Support of Ukraine?

    • December 12, 2022


    Over the past few weeks, we have witnessed a series of events that, at first glance, seem to demonstrate that transatlantic unity in support of war-ravaged Ukraine remains very strong.


    At a meeting in late November in Bucharest, NATO foreign …

    By Alexandra Gheciu
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  • Canada Must Protect Activists-in-Exile Against Transnational Repression

    Canada Must Protect Activists-in-Exile Against Transnational Repression

    • December 9, 2022


    Many struggles for justice, peace, or well-being incur the pushback of the state. When the state is authoritarian and unconstrained (or unconcerned) by the rule of law, ‘pushback’ can be severe and even lethal. Not surprisingly, many dissidents or activists …

    By John Packer and Ghuna Bdiwi
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  • What the Indo-Pacific Strategy means for Indigenous Peoples

    What the Indo-Pacific Strategy means for Indigenous Peoples

    • December 8, 2022


    With its November 2022 Indo-Pacific Strategy (IPS), Canada joined a growing number of states to embrace the geo-political concept that originated in Japan’s Prime Minister Abe Shinzō’s visionary speech to India’s Parliament in 2007.


    Canada made a new contribution to …

    By Scott Simon
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  • Global Policing and the Trucker Convoy

    Global Policing and the Trucker Convoy

    • December 5, 2022


    The hearings around the “Freedom Convoy” that occupied parts of Ottawa in early 2022 have opened a window into the inner workings of Canadian police forces. The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) was widely criticized for its mishandling of the situation …

    By Lou Pingeot
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  • What’s Behind Taiwan’s “Blue Wave”?

    What’s Behind Taiwan’s “Blue Wave”?

    • December 1, 2022


    On the weekend that Canada announced its new Indo-Pacific Strategy and angry protests emerged across China, Taiwan (Republic of China, ROC) held its “nine-in-one” local elections on November 26.


    In what the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT, Kuomintang) celebrated as a …

    By Scott Simon
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  • Comment articuler une « solution haïtienne » à des apports conséquents du Canada et de la communauté internationale?

    Comment articuler une « solution haïtienne » à des apports conséquents du Canada et de la communauté internationale?

    • November 30, 2022


    Le 16 novembre 2022, le Réseau de recherche sur les États fragiles (du CÉPI) et le Centre de recherche interdisciplinaire et de valorisation des savoirs en Haïti (CRIVASH), à l’Université d’Ottawa, ont accueilli un webinaire pour explorer la question évoquée …

    By Stephen Baranyi
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  • Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy must be Complemented by a Digital Trade Strategy

    Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy must be Complemented by a Digital Trade Strategy

    • November 28, 2022


    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ministers Mélanie Joly and Mary Ng recently spent a week in Asia for ASEAN, G20 and APEC meetings. In parallel to these meetings, the federal government announced several financial measures, totalling around $1 billion, …

    By Patrick Leblond
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  • The AUKUS Agreement: the Costs and Benefits

    The AUKUS Agreement: the Costs and Benefits

    • November 23, 2022


    Emmanuel Macron is still voicing his incredulity about the Australian government withdrawing from an agreement to purchase French-designed and co-build submarines and instead enter into the AUKUS agreement where the US and UK will provide Australia – at considerable expense …

    By Brendon O'Connor
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  • The Irony of La Francophonie

    The Irony of La Francophonie

    • November 17, 2022


    As the Summit of La Francophonie begins in Djerba in Tunisia, the organization and the francophone world it represents are faced with a profound irony. There will be no shortage of dignitaries. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Minister Mélanie Joly and …

    By Rita Abrahamsen and Arsène Brice Bado
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