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  • Drug Dealers on Death Row?

    Drug Dealers on Death Row?

    • March 25, 2018

    By Dane Degenstein

    Donald Trump has suggested the death penalty for drug dealers.

    It has been difficult to pin down President Trump’s policies on anything and the opioid crisis is no different. The fact that he uses language similar …

    By CIPS
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  • After the India Visit: It’s Time for a Trudeau Government Re-Set

    After the India Visit: It’s Time for a Trudeau Government Re-Set

    • March 12, 2018

    Enough has already been said and written about the problems of the prime minister’s recent foray to India. The critics have justifiably not been kind. Even if we discount some of the more partisan allegations, there is substance to …

    By Daniel Livermore
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  • “A parade like the one in France”: A Reflection on Militarism Today

    “A parade like the one in France”: A Reflection on Militarism Today

    • February 8, 2018

    According to The Washington Post, US President Donald Trump has asked the Department of Defense to plan for a military parade later this year. The date is yet to be set, but it is likely to be either July …

    By Srdjan Vucetic
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  • Canada’s Foreign Policy “One-Sided,” Not the UN Resolution We Refused to Support

    Canada’s Foreign Policy “One-Sided,” Not the UN Resolution We Refused to Support

    • December 22, 2017

    Canada refused to support the UN General Assembly resolution this week that rebuked the Trump administration’s recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. In doing so, the Trudeau government undermined its claim to be cutting a new foreign policy …

    By David Petrasek
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  • Trump’s Security Strategy is more about his Personal Grievances

    Trump’s Security Strategy is more about his Personal Grievances

    • December 20, 2017

    US President Donald Trump released his administration’s national security strategy, presented in a speech to a subdued military audience on the afternoon of December 18th. The strategy document was previewed by Trump’s national security adviser, General H.R. McMaster, …

    By Wesley Wark
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  • Mapping Out a North Korean Peace Process

    Mapping Out a North Korean Peace Process

    • December 11, 2017

    By John Gruetzner

    There are ultimately four critical components to a peace process:

    The first component is to submit and then finalize a draft of a document acceptable to the original signatories that converts the armistice agreement signed on 27 …

    By CIPS
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  • Canada Doubling Down on Diplomacy on the Korean Peninsula

    Canada Doubling Down on Diplomacy on the Korean Peninsula

    • December 11, 2017

    By John Gruetzner

    Canada has announced that it is co-hosting a 16-nation summit with the United States early next year to explore options to engage North Korea. Prime Minister Trudeau is also likely to meet this month with US Secretary …

    By CIPS
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  • China as #1: Where Might it Lead the World?

    China as #1: Where Might it Lead the World?

    • November 11, 2017

    It slowly crept up on us. But in a carefully choreographed 19th Party Congress in late October, President Xi Jinping was enthroned before several thousand elite party loyalists as “absolute monarch,” along with a multi-layered, hand-picked collection of respectful …

    By John Sinclair
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  • All the President’s Friends: Adventures in “Nambia”

    All the President’s Friends: Adventures in “Nambia”

    • September 24, 2017

    Every year, I begin my African Politics classes by giving the students a map of Africa with the state borders drawn, but their names missing. Filling in the blanks is a humbling exercise, and most manage only a handful: South …

    By Rita Abrahamsen
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  • Canada Needs a Wait-and-See Approach on Afghanistan

    Canada Needs a Wait-and-See Approach on Afghanistan

    • September 1, 2017

    By Lindsay Rodman

    Will US President Donald Trump’s new plan for Afghanistan pull Canada back into a war that many deem a “lost cause”? Mr. Trump explicitly invited other nations to contribute in support of his new plan. Although Prime …

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  • The US Has Much to Gain in Embracing Freeland’s Free-Trade Approach

    The US Has Much to Gain in Embracing Freeland’s Free-Trade Approach

    • August 16, 2017

    On 14 August, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland outlined Canada’s objectives for renegotiating the North American free-trade agreement in view of the negotiations that began on 16 August.

    Freeland was optimistic about the real possibility of modernizing NAFTA in a …

    By Patrick Leblond
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  • Why NAFTA’s Chapter 19 is Worth Fighting For

    Why NAFTA’s Chapter 19 is Worth Fighting For

    • July 29, 2017

    Canada has reportedly drawn a “red line” over Chapter 19 as the US calls for NAFTA renegotiations. That’s a good thing.

    Even before the negotiations to revise and modernize NAFTA begin on 16 August, a red line has been drawn …

    By Patrick Leblond
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