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  • Don’t Kid Yourself, America. What Happened at the Capitol was an Attempted Coup

    Don’t Kid Yourself, America. What Happened at the Capitol was an Attempted Coup

    • January 16, 2021

    In the face of threats to the nation, clear-eyed recognition of the facts is imperative. Indeed, if there is one big lesson from the last four years, surely it must be that truth matters. And the truth is that what …

    By John Packer
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  • Where Do the Conservative Leadership Candidates Stand on International Issues?

    Where Do the Conservative Leadership Candidates Stand on International Issues?

    • August 6, 2020

    The voting for the next head of the Conservative Party of Canada has begun. The winner, to be announced on August 21, will become the Leader of the Official Opposition. In the midst of the upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic …

    By Stephen Brown
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  • The West Bank’s Fate Is Unknown as Netanyahu Stalls on Annexation

    The West Bank’s Fate Is Unknown as Netanyahu Stalls on Annexation

    • July 16, 2020

    It’s mid-July, two weeks after what many in the international media believed was Israel’s start date for the annexation of large parts of the West Bank. 


    Many commentators, including me, tried to predict the next move by Israeli Prime Minister …

    By Philip Leech
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  • Que faire des amis autoritaires du Canada ?

    Que faire des amis autoritaires du Canada ?

    • July 14, 2020

    Peu avant l’élection des nouveaux membres non-permanents du Conseil de sécurité le mois dernier, le Premier ministre Justin Trudeau s’est entretenu avec le Président rwandais Paul Kagame. Le communiqué canadien produit à la suite de cette rencontre décrivait la relation …

    By Marie-Eve Desrosiers
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  • Human Rights Are Universal – Except If They Might Offend Someone?

    Human Rights Are Universal – Except If They Might Offend Someone?

    • June 24, 2020

    It is shameful enough for a Canadian museum to deliberately hide its LGBTQ2+ content from certain visitors. However, when the museum in question is dedicated to human rights, such a decision is ten times more offensive and actually betrays the …

    By Stéphanie Bacher and Stephen Brown
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  • Canada Will Pay the Price for Neglecting Foreign Policy

    Canada Will Pay the Price for Neglecting Foreign Policy

    • June 10, 2020

    Canada has benefitted from an incredible luxury for the past three decades: We have been able to make mistakes in major foreign and national security policy decisions, or neglect these matters, and suffer little to no cost. Most other countries …

    By Thomas Juneau
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  • Disunited Democracies Cannot Face the Challenge of China

    Disunited Democracies Cannot Face the Challenge of China

    • June 7, 2020

    The United States and its allies must agree on an approach to China with a clarity of purpose, resolve, and restraint. Because the China challenge will only grow over time. 


    After China violated Hong Kong’s legislative autonomy by imposing a …

    By Roland Paris
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  • Protecting Canada: A Dangerous Justification for Foreign Aid

    Protecting Canada: A Dangerous Justification for Foreign Aid

    • May 25, 2020

    Two prominent umbrella groups of Canadian development organizations – CCIC and CanWaCH – recently launched a COVID-themed campaign to drum up support for Canadian foreign aid. In doing so, they have embraced a nationalistic, threat-based case for aid that verges …

    By Stephen Brown
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  • Supporting African-Led Responses to COVID-19

    Supporting African-Led Responses to COVID-19

    • May 6, 2020

    The virus that causes COVID-19 has now reached Africa, a few weeks after it hit Europe and North America. Many analysts fear that the virus’s impact on the continent is nothing less than a “time bomb”, due to …

    By Stéphanie Bacher and Kirsten Van Houten
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  • Coronavirus Shows Why Canada Must Reduce Its Dependence on the U.S.

    Coronavirus Shows Why Canada Must Reduce Its Dependence on the U.S.

    • May 6, 2020

    Canadian foreign policy has long embraced both a deep continental relationship with the United States and a devotion to liberal internationalism. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the time has come to re-evaluate our approach. 


    While Canada has been able …

    By Philippe Lagassé and Srdjan Vucetic
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  • Foreign Aid Flows: The Canadian Government Is Still Not Stepping Up to the Plate

    Foreign Aid Flows: The Canadian Government Is Still Not Stepping Up to the Plate

    • April 20, 2020

    Despite talking a good game when it comes to foreign aid, Canada is still not stepping up to the plate. Baseball metaphors are not my forte, but it is clear that Canada is refusing to contribute its fair share of …

    By Stephen Brown
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  • War Metaphors Used for COVID-19 Are Compelling but Also Dangerous

    War Metaphors Used for COVID-19 Are Compelling but Also Dangerous

    • April 14, 2020

    As COVID-19 sweeps across the globe, many politicians and news media have adopted war metaphors to describe the challenges we are facing.


    In Britain, Queen Elizabeth II delivering a rare speech on Apr. 5 said “we will meet again” evoking …

    By Costanza Musu
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    • March 4, 2021
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    Why Alexei Navalny Has Failed to Spark Revolution in Russia
    • Analysis
    • February 26, 2021
  • Peace in Afganistan: Deeper Level Dialogue Needed
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    • Analysis
    • February 18, 2021
  • Gender Equality, LGBTQ2I People and Feminist Foreign Policy
    Gender Equality, LGBTQ2I People and Feminist Foreign Policy
    • Analysis
    • February 11, 2021
  • The coup turns Myanmar’s fallen angel back into a freedom fighter
    The coup turns Myanmar’s fallen angel back into a freedom fighter
    • Analysis
    • February 9, 2021

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