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  • We Must be on Guard as China Seeks Strategic Advantage

    We Must be on Guard as China Seeks Strategic Advantage

    • April 6, 2020

    In his novel The Plague, Albert Camus wrote, “There have been as many plagues as wars in history; yet plagues and wars always take people equally by surprise.” This should remain a warning for the world; and not just …

    By Scott Simon
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  • Human rights “inflation”—what’s the problem?

    Human rights “inflation”—what’s the problem?

    • February 23, 2020

    Instead of talking about “rights inflation”, we should understand what we are witnessing are new interpretations that respond to new struggles for human dignity.


    It is increasingly common to hear the complaint that there are too many international human rights. …

    By David Petrasek
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  • Iran-U.S. Crisis Reminds Us How Culture Matters in Wartime

    Iran-U.S. Crisis Reminds Us How Culture Matters in Wartime

    • January 15, 2020

    As tensions have ratcheted up between the United States and Iran, a series of tweets by President Donald Trump threatening the deliberate targeting of Iranian cultural sites triggered a strong negative reaction around the world.


    In fact, following Trump’s …

    By Costanza Musu
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  • A beginner’s guide to economic ignorance

    A beginner’s guide to economic ignorance

    • November 5, 2019

    Ignorance is not the antithesis to knowledge, but it is part of it. Wishful thinking, muddling through and other forms of ignorance play a crucial role in shaping economic policy and its effects on society.

    We hear a lot about …

    By Jacqueline Best
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  • The Remarkable Consistency of Canada’s Foreign Policy

    The Remarkable Consistency of Canada’s Foreign Policy

    • September 25, 2019

    Canada’s foreign policy is driven primarily by geopolitics, and its overriding concern is to remain close – but not too close – to its southern neighbour.


    At the victory rally on election night 2015 the leader of Canada’s federal Liberal

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    By Philip Leech-Ngo
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  • F-35 Sales Are America’s Belt and Road

    F-35 Sales Are America’s Belt and Road

    • September 22, 2019

    By Jonathan D. Caverley, Ethan B. Kapstein and Srdjan Vucetic

    While China’s Belt and Road Initiative has captured the headlines, the network of alliances based around Lockheed Martin’s F-35 Lightning II offers advanced technology and close ties to the United

    …
    By Srdjan Vucetic
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  • Sending More Canadians Abroad: Innovative or Old-Fashioned Development Assistance?

    Sending More Canadians Abroad: Innovative or Old-Fashioned Development Assistance?

    • September 12, 2019

    Why is the Canadian government trotting out such an old-fashioned approach to aid?

    Does the world need more Canadians? Global Affairs Canada recently announced a new initiative to send more Canadians abroad to help developing countries fight poverty. The new …

    By Stephen Brown
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