Commentary

CGAI Commentaries are brief, topical, opinion-based articles written by CGAI Fellows, staff and other subject matter experts and cover a wide range of topics, reflective of the Institute’s breadth of expertise.

Can weakened democracies survive global warming? by Joseph Ingram and Bernard Schutz, The Hill Times, September 28, 2022

The train is not what it used to be by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, September 28, 2022

India’s policy of multi-alignment tested amid ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict by Swaran Singh, Global Times, September 27, 2022

Chinese immigrant turned adversity into opportunity with advanced greenhouse operation by David Curtis Wright, Calgary Herald, September 25, 2022

Global development is a collective responsibility by Swaran Singh, Beijing Review, September 23, 2022

Is the Royal Family taxpayer-funded? Not exactly by Philippe Lagassé and Dale Smith, The Globe and Mail, September 21, 2022

The Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Star – Conferment Ceremony by Perrin Beatty, CGAI, August 4, 2022

Arctic security is being transformed by Ukrainian-Russian war by Robert Huebert, Troy Media, July 14, 2022

The online abuse and harassment of women in politics must stop by Heidi Tworek, The Georgia Straight, July 14, 2022

Abe’s legacy will endure in shaping the Indo-Pacific by Stephen Nagy, Asia Times, July 14, 2022

Nova Scotia is the ‘in’ place to be by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, July 13, 2022

The Awakening of Nato’s European Member states by Julian Lindley-French, Clingendael Spectator, July 12, 2022

The true legacy of Shinzo Abe’s foreign policy by Stephen Nagy, MLI, July 11, 2022

Path to Ukraine peace must go through Europe by David Carment, Asia Times, July 11, 2022

Canada’s ‘strategic procrastination’ strategy by Randolph Mank, Winnipeg Free Press, July 6, 2022

A Fit-for-Purpose Canadian Foreign Service: Top Ten Recommendations by Randolph Mank, CGAI, July 5, 2022

NATO’s Clint Eastwood Doctrine by Julian Lindey-French, The Lindey-French Analysis, July 5, 2022

The Bloody History of Canadian ‘peacekeeping’ by Jonah (feat. David J. Bercuson), Jonah in the Heart of Nineveh, July 4, 2022

Canada has pressing interests in the Indo-Pacific region. It’s time we started acting like it: Stephen Nagy in the Hub by Stephen Nagy, MLI, July 4, 2022

Strategic procrastination is Canada’s preferred Indo-Pacific strategy by Randolph Mank, Troy Media, June 30, 2022

Aligning values into an interest-based Canadian Indo-Pacific Strategy by Stephen Nagy, MLI, June 30, 2022

Rethinking Arctic security following the Ukrainian-Russian war by Rob Huebert, MLI, June 30, 2022

The possibilities and limits of Japan-NATO cooperation by Stephen Nagy, MLI, June 28, 2022

Passport delays risk undermining our trust in government by Andrew Griffith, Niagra Falls Review, June 27, 2022

A guide to creating a muscular Canadian foreign service by Randolph Mank, Troy Media, June 26, 2022

Madrid Summit in about a hundred words by Roger Hilton, Globsec, June 24, 2022

Diplomacy and Russia National Day by Colin Robertson, Colinrobertson.com, June 22, 2022

Summits G7, NATO, Commonwealth by Colin Robertson, Colinrobertson.com, June 22, 2022

Military Procurement Innovation Now by Ian Mack, CGAI, June 2022

Key allies want to know where Canada stands on China and Russia by Jeffery F. Collins, MLI, June 20, 2022

Denmark’s gunboat diplomacy over Hans Island a warning for future Arctic conflicts by Rob Huebert, MLI, June 20, 2022

BRICS Summit: expectations and groundbreaking trajectories by Swaran Singh, Global Times, June 19, 2022

The U.S-Russia standoff: implications for global security by David Carment, The Hill Times, June 16, 2022

Ukraine-Russia War: A prelude to a post-Western international order? by Stephen Nagy, Institute for Security & Development Policy, June, 2022

Ensuring Taiwan’s safety is for the global public good by Pam Frampton (feat. Stephen Nagy), MLI, June 17, 2022

Watch out, Canada’s warship program — there’s a boondoggle dead ahead by Pam Frampton (feat. Tom Ring), SaltWire, June 16, 2022

Disobedience: The Emergencies Act and the long erosion of the rule of law in Canada by Howard Anglin, National Post, June 13, 2022

Moises Naim Revenge of Power by Chris Varcoe Colin Robertson, Colin Robertson, June 11, 2022

Think energy costs are high? They're likely headed in one direction — up by Chris Varcoe Amrita Sen, Calgary Herald, June 11, 2022

Putin’s the great NATO by Julian Lindey-French, The Lindey-French Analysis, June 10, 2022

Vladimir Putin’s aggression against Ukraine has thrown China’s policy in a geo-political quagmire by Stephen Nagy, Modern Diplomacy, June 8, 2022

As the World Trade Organization Languishes, Tough Choices Lie Ahead by Lawrence Herman, CGAI, June 7, 2022

Taiwan, China and the Indo-Pacific by Stphen Nagy, Macdonald Laurier, June 7, 2022

The Time is Ripe for a Canada-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement by Stephen Nagy, Geopolitical Monitor, June 6, 2022

Taiwan, China and the Indo-Pacific by Andrew Caddell (feat. Colin Robertson), Colin Robertson, June 1, 2022

Premier Legault’s failed Anglo charm offensive by Andrew Caddell (feat. Andrew Caddell), The Hill Times, June 1, 2022

Canada is right to be worried about the Right-Wing unraveling of the United States by Thom Hartman (feat. Thomas Juneau), Common Dreams, May 31, 2022

Breaking Russia’s UN Veto: What the General Assembly Can Do That the Security Council Can’t by Robert Hage, CGAI, May 31, 2022

Opinion: Why Won Alexander Cumyow is the best candidate for the new $5 bill by David Curtis Wright, Calgary Herald, May 28, 2022

Missed communication: the military and loss of public trust by Brett Boudreau, The Hill Times, May 27, 2022

The news is not necessarily 'history on the run' by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 25, 2022

Defence and Security Studies May 24 - 'What is North Korea Up To Now?' by James Trottier, RCMI Toronto, May 24, 2022

The ideals and principles that proved Jason Kenney's undoing by Howard Anglin, CBC, May 20, 2022

Parlamentsvalget indvarsler nye tider i Libanon – måske (Parliamentary elections herald new times in Lebanon – perhaps) by Jan Top Christensen, Globalnyt, May 19, 2022

Whether men should have a voice in abortion or not, there are emotional consequences to the decision by Tom Keenan, Calgary Herald, May 14, 2022

Marginalized or Pivotal Middle Power? Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategic Choice by Stephen Nagy and Phar Kim Beng, Geopolitical Monitor, May 13, 2022

Humanitarian food security shipping corridor needed to Ukraine by Ted Bilyea and John Gruetzner, The Hill Times, May 5, 2022

Get used to it, Monsieur Legault: English is the international language by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 4, 2022

Are the Russians winning the energy war? by Ann Fitz-Gerald and Ron Wallace, Financial Post, April 29, 2022

Tigrayans Fleeing the TPLF: Their Opinions Ignored within Today’s Most Misunderstood War by Ann Fitz-Gerald and Hugh Segal, CGAI, April 27, 2022

Guy Lafleur’s death has united Quebecers in grief by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 27, 2022

Putin must be held to account by Joseph Ingram, iPolitics, April 26, 2022

The Impact of the Ukraine Crisis on NATO 2030. by Julian Lindley-French, The Lindley-French Analysis, April 26, 2022

How the government used the pandemic to sharply increase immigration by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, April 25, 2022

Economic headwinds and a chance of slower growth: What the forecast holds for China’s Belt and Road Initiative by Stephen Nagy, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, April 22, 2022

Is Canada abandoning collective security in favour of a new isolationism? by Rob Huebert, Policy Options, April 22, 2022

At 40, the Charter is taking an undeserved beating by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 20, 2022

An unexpected energy revolution arrives by Ron Wallace, Kingston This Week, April 13, 2022

Did Chrystia Freeland just commit Canada to Russian regime change? by Rob Huebert, National Post, April 13, 2022

The loss of Abbot Pass Hut is heartbreaking by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 13, 2022

The global energy transition confronts East vs West reakpolitik: Why energy security matters by Jack Mintz and Ron Wallace, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, April 12, 2022

Radical Right in Canada and their Views on Immigration by Dur-e Aden, Harney Program Blog, April 11, 2022

A Cold War Turns Hot: What Needs to Happen Now? by Colin Robertson, Policy Magazine, April 11, 2022

Coaches, not politicians, are our society’s best leaders by Howard Anglin, The Hub, April 11, 2022

Budget 2022 comes ‘nowhere close’ the Liberals’ lofty rhetoric on defence spending by Jeffrey F. Collins, Global News, April 8, 2022

2 prime ministers named Trudeau, 2 minority governments — and 2 very different budgets by Howard Anglin, Global News, April 8, 2022

Energy And Climate In The Federal Budget — Room For Optimism, But Devil Will Be In The Details And Implementation by Monica Gattinger, Daily Oil Bulletin, April 8, 2022

Why a new Quebec anglo-rights party is being contemplated by Andrew Caddell, Montreal Gazette, April 7, 2022

War in Ukraine will not fray Indo-Pacific strategy by Stephen Nagy and Phar Kim Beng, The Jakarta Post, April 7, 2022

Russia’s still not coming for Canada in the Arctic by Adam Lajeunesse, Saltwire, April 6, 2022

In dangerous times, we need bold defence decisions by Gray Shanahan and Jeffrey F. Collins, The Hill Times, April 6, 2022

Hitting a milestone prompts a reflection by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 6, 2022

When it comes to zero-emissions vehicles, Canada is pushing the wrong policies by Brian Kingston, The Globe and Mail, April 5, 2022

While the West unites on Russia, the WTO stands on the sidelines by Lawrence Herman, The Globe and Mail, April 4, 2022

Ottawa’s Emissions Reductions Plan Missing Key Ingredients For Success by Monica Gattinger, Daily Oil Bulletin, March 30, 2022

Bill 96 was an ugly piece of legislation, now it’s even uglier by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, March 30, 2022

The Russian invasion shows how digital technologies have become involved in all aspects of war by Heidi Tworek et al., The Conversation, March 28, 2022

No more delusions – Canada needs to do more for global energy security by Dennis McConaghy, Calgary Herald, March 28, 2022

Canada is helping stabilize Iraq. We should renew our mission by Thomas Juneau and Bessma Momani, Policy Options, March 28, 2022

A defence budget increase will need a policy rethink by Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, March 25, 2022

Canadians increasingly want government to meet climate targets, even if it means higher energy prices, polls suggest by Monica Gattinger and Nik Nanos, The Hill Times, March 23, 2022

Canada is not a mere ‘convenor’ and never was by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, March 23, 2022

Digital governance is key to a successful Indo-Pacific strategy by Deanna Horton, iPolitics, March 22, 2022

L’Ukraine peut encore éviter le pire (Ukraine can avoid the worst) pay/by Jocelyn Coulon, L’Aut’Journal, March 22, 2022

The Liberals' continued policy of doing as little as possible for Ukraine by Rob Huebert, National Post, March 21, 2022

The missing Indo-Pacific player by Stephen Nagy, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, March 21, 2022

Let’s stop pretending Canada isn’t at war in Ukraine by David Carment and Dani Belo , Policy Options, March 18, 2022

To truly support our allies, Canada needs a C.D. Howe moment by Rona Ambrose, Frank McKenna, Colin Robertson, The Globe and Mail, March 18, 2022

Canada needs to swiftly beef up NATO engagement by Jan Top Christensen, The Hill Times, March 17, 2022

Russia or the West? Which way China tilts will have seismic geopolitical consequences by Stephen Nagy, The Hub, March 17, 2022

The Invasion of Ukraine, the Return of Great Power Competition, and the Fragmentation of Globalisation by Stephen Nagy, Australian Outlook, March 17, 2022

Canada and others have a duty to protect the skies over Ukraine by Hugh Segal, Toronto Star, March 16, 2022

St. Patrick’s Day is a time for contemplation by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, March 16, 2022

Juno Beach Centre is under attack by Robert Hage, iPolitics, March 15, 2022

Canada has neglected its national security for too long by Thomas Juneau and Vincent Rigby, The Globe and Mail, March 14, 2022

Will Energy Security Unite Or Divide Canadians? by John Maxwell Hamilton and Monica Gattinger, Daily Oil Bulletin, March 14, 2022

Propaganda Still a Pernicious Tool of War by John Maxwell Hamilton and Heidi Tworek, RealClearPolitics, March 14, 2022

The Ukraine Crisis: Is Economic Warfare the Road to Ruin by David Carment and Dani Belo, The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy, March 14, 2022

What the Indo-Pacific sees in Ukraine by Stephen Nagy, Pacific Forum, March 2022

Comment l’Ukraine a abandonné son arsenal nucléaire (How Ukraine gave up its nuclear arsenal) par/by Benjamin Hautecouverture, La Croix, March 14, 2022

Is America’s strategic goal the isolation and collapse of Russia? by David Carment and Dani Belo, Toronto Star, March 14, 2022

Energy security cannot be taken for granted anymore by Kevin Birn, Calgary Herald, March 12, 2022

Russian Irredentism: Killing Kin to Save the Kin by Steve Saideman, The Duck of Minerva, March 11, 2022

Supply Chain Resilience in the Indo-Pacific Region: Why It Matter for Canada? by Stephen Nagy, iAffairs, March 11, 2022

Re-imagining Canadian defence and security by Brett Boudeau, Policy Options, March 10, 2022

Beijing and the inconvenient truth about the Russian business pull-out by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, March 10, 2022

Is Ukraine a harbinger of things to come, or can we do better? by Joseph Ingram, iPolitics, March 9, 2022

Pourquoi Vladimir Poutine brandit la menace de l’arme nucléaire (Why Vladimir Putin brandishes the nuclear bomb) par/by Benjamin Hautecouverture Le Figaro, March 9, 2022

History is a good antidote to disinformation about Ukraine by Heidi Tworek Ottawa Citizen, March 7, 2022

Mon cher Vladimir (My dear Vladimir) par/by Ferry de Kerckhove La Presse +, March 4, 2022

Governments sometimes don’t grasp human nature, and that’s a problem by Andrew Caddell The Hill Times, March 3, 2022

Canada’s Capacity to Engage: Tough Questions to Ask and Hard Answers to Address by Hugh Segal CGAI, March 3, 2022

The democracies need to push back hard by Colin Robertson The Financial Post, March 1, 2022

Making the USMCA work requires careful political commitment: It’s not happening yet by John Weekes Brookings, February 28, 2022

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: Will ASEAN Matter? by Phar Kim Beng and Stephen Nagy The Jakarta Post, February 28, 2022

Defending Ukraine requires a Commitment to a Free and Open Rules-based Order by Stephen Nagy Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs, February 28, 2022

A Note About the Sanctions Against Russia by Lawrence Herman CGAI, February 28, 2022

Global Energy Realities Confront Net Zero by Ron Wallace CGAI, February 25, 2022

Crafting a durable US Indo-Pacific Econmoic Framework Requires Two-Way Buy-In by Stephen Nagy 9 Dash Line, February 24, 2022

Retrouver le chemin de la négociation (Getting back on the negotiating track) par/by Jocelyn Coulon Le Devoir, February 23, 2022

The law must apply equally to all, or it will be held in contempt by Andrew Caddell The Hill Times, February 23, 2022

Global Tremors: Immediate Reaction to Russian Recognition of #DPR and #LPR by Roger Hilton Globsec, February 22, 2022

In our cashless society, we need to take digital jail seriously by Howard Anglin The Hub, February 22, 2022

China risks food insecurity by backing Putin's designs on Ukraine by John Gruetzner iPolitics, February 22, 2022

The mixed legacy of the 2022 Beijing Olympics by Stephen Nagy The Japan Times, February 22, 2022

Don’t discount potential for Ukraine-Russia tensions to go nuclear by Julie Clark The Hill Times, February 21, 2022

Biden’s White House will fight hard against Alberta’s $1.3 billion Keystone XL pipeline lawsuit by Lawrence Herman The Globe and Mail, February 21, 2022

Ministerial mandate letters: Another nail in the coffin of cabinet government by Eugene Lang Policy Options, February 15, 2022

Canada critical to helping ensure global supply chain security by Stephen Nagy The Japan Times, February 15, 2022

Both comfort and creepy technology being developed in health field by Tom Keenan Calgary Herald, February 12, 2022

Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin on the current border crisis by Roger Hilton Toronto Star, February 11, 2022

Canadian politicians were warned in 2019 about extremist fundraising online by Heidi Tworek Toronto Star, February 8, 2022

For whom is Ukraine a bigger dilemma, the West or Putin? by Joseph Ingram iPolitics, February 9, 2022

We can’t ignore the lessons of the Ottawa occupation by Andrew Caddell The Hill Times, February 9, 2022

The contradictions of the authoritarian Olympic ceremony by Stephen Nagy The Japan Times, February 8, 2022

The Linear Granularity and Muscular Diplomacy of the Japan-Australia Reciprocal Access Agreement by Stephen Nagy and Phar Kim Beng Australian Outlook, February 4, 2022

Will Canada finally take a stand against China’s totalitarian use of tech? by Kyle Matthews Macdonald-Laurier Institute, February 3, 2022

The Korean Peninsula – Peace Favours the Bold by John Gruetzner The CIC, February 2, 2022

To keep the peace, NATO must be ready to fight the wars by Julian Lindley-French iPolitics, February 2, 2022

The MOU says everything you need to know about the truckers protest by Andrew Caddell The Hill Times, February 2, 2022

Are Canada’s Armed Forces too small? by Hugh Segal and Bianca Mugyenyi Toronto Star, January 29, 2022

Ukraine standoff – Europe has an opportunity to regain control over its own security by David Carment and Dani Belo Ottawa Citizen, January 28, 2022

Canada is missing opportunities in the threat against Ukraine by David Carment and Dani Belo iPolitics, January 27, 2022

Biden’s first year : A mirage of gender parity by Lindsay Rodman The Hill, January 26, 2022

Fox News’ Favorite Economic Pundit Ain’t Joe Manchin. It’s Somebody Even Worse by Joseph Ingram Common Dreams, January 26, 2022

Liberals’ Defence Procurement Canada is still worth a look by Jeffrey Collins The Hill Times, January 26, 2022

National Security and Intelligence committee must return to work by Hugh Segal, Ann Fitz-Gerald, Kent Roach, and Wesley Wark iPolitics, January 26, 2022

Graham Fraser’s new work reminds us of Canada’s crisis in the 1960s by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, January 26, 2022

NORAD Modernization: Next Steps? by Troy Bouffard and Adam Lajeunesse Vanguard, January 24, 2022

Canada can do more to support the U.S. in their special relationship by Deanna Horton and Roy Norton, The Globe and Mail, January 24, 2022

A Chance for a Democratic Revival by Heidi Tworek and Alicia Wanless, Politico, January 21, 2022

Time for Transparency From Digital Platforms, But What Does That Really Mean? by Heidi Tworek and Alicia Wanless, Lawfare, January 20, 2022

Japan-Australia Cooperation: Middle Powers Rising in the Indo-Pacific by Stephen Nagy and Phar Kim Beng, Geopolitical Monitor, January 19, 2022

Anti-vaxxers are doing no one any good by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, January 19, 2022

Licensing Labyrinth: Regulators Must Support Access to Spectrum for On-Orbit Servicing by Charity Weeden, Via Satellite, January 18, 2022

On Ukraine, let’s not forget what history teaches us about appeasement by David Collenette and Hugh Segal, The Globe and Mail, January 18, 2022

Why we need to protect Canada’s sovereignty in the Far North by Leah West, Stephanie Carvin, and Jeff Collins, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, January 17, 2022

National security can’t become a tool of partisan feuding by Leah West, Stephanie Carvin, and Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, January 12, 2022

Six decades later, we are overdue for a study of the public service by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, January 12, 2022

American Democracy is Stronger Than its Enemies by Colin Robertson, Policy Magazine, January 4, 2022

Canada rolls the dice and engages Congress on subsidies for zero-emission vehicles by Roy Norton, The Hill Times, January 4, 2022

The tyranny of the unvaccinated minority by George Petrolekas, Ottawa Life Magazine, January 3, 2022

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2021 Articles

Canada must do its part to defence the Arctic. That requires F-35 purchases and NORAD modernization by Rob Huebert, The Globe and Mail, December 28, 2021

Canadian Tech Companies and the China Marketplace by Deanna Horton and Xinran Lu, Asia Pacific Foundation, December 20, 2021

The military has apologized for sexual misconduct. Now what? by Charlotte Duval-Lantoine, iPolitics, December 14, 2021

U.S. must rethink its approach to a flexible and inclusive Indo-Pacific by Stephen Nagy, Nikkei Asia, December 14, 2021

Xi's absence provides Japan with a diplomatic window of opportunity by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, December 13, 2021

The Case for Science Diplomacy by Daryl Copeland, Intellibriefs, December 11, 2021

History explains why global content moderation cannot work by Heidi Tworek and Ian Goldin, Brookings, December 10, 2021

These Maps Reveal the Profound Progress and Peril of Modern Civilization by Robert Muggah and Ian Goldin, Singularity Hub, December 8, 2021

Climate Threats Are Multiplying in the Horn of Africa by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, December 8, 2021

Canada has a role in Arctic security amid nuclear arms dilemma by Rob Huebert, The Hill Times, December 8, 2021

China-ASEAN ties: Are they stronger and healthier by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Ties, December 8, 2021

Crisis of Leadership, Thirty Years in the Making: Sexual Violence in the Canadian Military by Charlotte Duval-Lantoine, Australian Outlook, December 8, 2021

Albertans should not be as worried about climate “alarmists;” They should be much more fearful about climate “deniers.” by George Petrolekas, Ottawa Life Magazine, December 7, 2021

Canada has a role in Arctic security amid nuclear arms dilemma by Rob Huebert, The Hill Times, December 7, 2021

Contrasting pre- and post-pandemic public service survey results by Andrew Griffith, The Hill Times, December 6, 2021

Canada’s fighter-jet merry-go-round by Jeffrey F. Collins, iPolitics, December 3, 2021

Pursuing Canada’s COP commitments requires changing how energy decisions are made by Monica Gattinger and Michael Cleland, Policy Options, December 2, 2021

The Quebec Liberal Party struggles for its soul by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, December 1, 2021

Responding to trade coercion by Deanna Horton et al., Asia Policy Institute, November 26, 2021

Vietnam-Japan relations to deepen as leaders cement strategic partnership by Stephen Nagy, Tuoi Tre News, November 26, 2021

The throne speech: Inflation crowds out the agenda – and could for years to come by Eugene Lang, The Conversation, November 24, 2021

Quebec’s hockey committee should focus on more than pride by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, November 24, 2021

Europe’s chance for peace in the South Caucasus by Robert Cutler, New Europe, November 23, 2021

The WTO’s next meeting comes at a critical moment for global trade – and the organization itself by Lawrence Herman, The Globe and Mail, November 23, 2021

Prioritize NATO’s core task: collective defense by Hans Binnendijk and Julian Lindley-French, Fifth Domain, November 23, 2021

How to institutionalize transparency in national security by Thomas Juneau and Dominic Rochon, Policy Options, November 19, 2021

Rank has its privileges when facing courts martial in Canada by Tim Dunne, Saltwire, November 22, 2021

Border pains: A set play by Belarus by Roger Hilton, New Europe, November 19, 2021

Did the Biden-Xi virtual summit accomplish anything? by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, November 18, 2021

We need a ‘Buy North American’ strategy. And the auto industry can lead it by Brian Kingston and Michael McAdoo, Financial Post, November 17, 2021

Here’s where to start renewing the Canada-U.S. defence relationship by Mark Agnew, The Hill Times, November 17, 2021

Nuclear or bust: Canadians face uncomfortable choice for new submarines by Timothy Choi, The Hill Times, November 17, 2021

Investing in defence will keep Canadians safe and help the economy by Craig Stone and David Perry, The Hill Times, November 17, 2021

Putin Threatens a Dark, Cold European Winter by Ben Hodges and Julian Lindley-French, CEPA, November 17, 2021

Michael Rousseau is the gift that keeps on giving for François Legault by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, November 17, 2021

Smart procurement needed to address crisis in Canada’s military by Charlotte Duval-Lantoine, The Hill Times, November 17, 2021

Climate change is increasing global security threats. Canada can help by Colin Robertson, The Globe and Mail, November 16, 2021

Going green under the Biden plan threatens Canadian interests by Lawrence Herman, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, November 15, 2021

The Three Amigos: Getting North America in Gear Again by Colin Robertson and and Stephanie Carvin, Policy Magazine, November 14, 2021

Canadian Foreign Intelligence and the Future of Canada-U.S. Relations by Thomas Juneau and and Stephanie Carvin, Lawfare, November 14, 2021

Beware the ransomware that could mean life or death by Tom Keenan, Calgary Herald, November 13, 2021

The Second Karabakh War, one year later by Robert M. Cutler, New Europe, November 12, 2021

The foreign policy challenges of the Trudeau government by Stéfanie von Hlatky, Justin Massie, Theo McLauchlin, and Pierre Pahlavi, The Hill Times, November 11, 2021

Karabakh’s Development Set to Transform the South Caucasus by Robert Cutler, Geopolitical Monitor, November 10, 2021

In Karamouska, all politics is local by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, November 10, 2021

Is the policy divide between the U.S. and Europe widening? by Joseph Ingram, iPolitics, November 8, 2021

Without plan for new submarines Canada faces defence gap in the Arctic by Jeffrey F. Collins, National Post, November 7, 2021

Alberta faces real existential crisis as Ottawa plans deconstruction of the province’s economy by Dennis McConaghy, Calgary Herald, November 6, 2021

The party’s over – the Liberal Party, that is by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, November 3, 2021

A Geopolitical Reshuffle in the South Caucasus by Robert Cutler, Geopolitical Monitor, November 2, 2021

Canadian Patrol Submarines: Complementing or Competing with Continental Defence by Dave Perry, Canadian Naval Review, November 1, 2021

As threats become more complex, traditional approaches to national security no longer suffice by Hugh Segal and Ann Fitz-Gerald, Toronto Star, October 29, 2021

Lebanon – Moving Away From the Brink of the Abyss? by Jan Top Christensen, CGAI, October 28, 2021

Embrace high fossil fuel prices because they are here to stay by Amrita Sen, Financial Times, October 27, 2021

New political patterns in the South Caucasus by Robert Cutler, New Europe, October 22, 2021

A dash of UK hubris: Containing China by Roger Hilton, New Europe, October 22, 2021

How the Data Revolution Will help the World Fight Climate Change by Lauren Salim and Robert Muggah and Carlo Ratti, Foreign Policy, October 20, 2021

How Canada can help fight online anti-Semitism by Lauren Salim and Kyle Matthews, Ottawa Citizen, October 20, 2021

A Scotsman’s walk across Canada is a Quixotic, but inspiring quest by Katherin Aguirre, Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, October 20, 2021

AUKUS: The future of Western-led geopolitical networks by Julian Lindley-French, Clingendael Spectator, October 19, 2021

A Commander’s Call to Action: Committing to innovation and Realizing the Naval Force of Tomorrow by Ron Lloyd, Army Times, October 18, 2021

How climate financing for the developing world will help all by Katherin Aguirre, Robert Muggah, and Peter Schmidt, Devex, October 15, 2021

The Canadian military needs to re-learn how to regulate itself by Charlotte Duval-Lantoine, iPolitics, October 14, 2021

Iran stirs the pot in the South Caucasus by Robert Cutler, Geopolitical Monitor, October 7, 2021

Forget the subs– let’s talk about the info and tech sharing in AUKUS by Kristen Csenkey, The Hill Times, October 6, 2021

Shhh, don’t tell anyone François Legault has a hidden agenda by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, October 4, 2021

Japan can teach Canada and other middle powers how to counter China by Stephen Nagy, Nikkei Asia, October 4, 2021

Canada’s submarines play a critical role in our defense capability – and they’re getting old by Jeffrey Collins, Toronto Star, October 4, 2021

The Real Pandemic: Strawmen & Worsening Sino-Western Relations by Stephen Nagy, Oxford Political Review, October 1, 2021

The road to conflict resolution in Karabakh by Robert Cutler, New Europe, October 1, 2021

Interactive maps reveal urban vulnerability and resilience to COVID-19. Here’s how by Robert Muggah, Jamie Harnum, Ashwin Panchapkesan, and Sri Vadlamani, World Economic Forum, September 30, 2021

What Canada should do, now the Michaels are home by Amy Karam, iPolitics, September 29, 2021

Whatever happens at the WTO, unilateral economic sanctions and embargoes are here to stay by Lawrence Herman, The Globe and Mail, September 27, 2021

Meng and the two Michaels: Why China’s hostage diplomacy failed by Hugh Stephens, The Conversation, September 27, 2021

Whatever happens at the WTO, unilateral economic sanctions and embargoes are here to stay by Lawrence Herman, The Globe and Mail, September 27, 2021

New pact between Australia, U.S. and U.K. shows Canada’s waning global relevance by Eugene Lang, Ottawa Citizen, September 23, 2021

Deadline 2036 by Jeff Collins (feat. Mark Norman), Macdonald-Laurier Institute, September 23, 2021

Will the removal of the Canadian citizenship preference in the public service make a difference? by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, September 23, 2021

Le Canada et la guerre au Yémen par Thomas Juneau, Le Devoir, September 22, 2021

Une Alliée, quand on a besoin d’elle (An ally, when we need one) par/by Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse +, September 22, 2021

The life of an MP is not as easy as it may seem by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, September 22, 2021

Winners and losers of the 2021 election by Howard Anglin, Global News, September 21, 2021

Canadians can’t afford to ignore geopolitics during elections by Robert Muggah and Rafal Rohozinki, iPolitics, September 18, 2021

Canada’s exclusion fron ‘Three Eyes’ only confirms what was already the case by Stephanie Carvin and Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, September 17, 2021

Canadians can’t afford to ignore geopolitics during elections by Howard Anglin, Global News, September 17, 2021

The USMCA: Trilateral Revival or Fluctuating Partnership between Mexico and Canada? by Francisco Suárez Dávila, CGAI, September 16, 2021

Erin O’Toole, the Man of Rubber by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, September 15, 2021

U.N.’s Guterres Has a Plan to Reboot Multilateralism by Robert Muggah and Giovanna Kuele, Foreign Policy, September 14, 2021

Branding Canada’s Indo-Pacific Commitment by Stephen Nagy, CGAI, September 14, 2021

A Radical Idea: CANZUK in Canadian Foreign and Defence Policy by Jay Heisler, CGAI, September 14, 2021

So many questions remain on Liberal and Conservative climate plans by Dennis McConaghy, Calgary Herald, September 14, 2021

A Big Win in Canada’s Election Will Benefit the American Foreign Policy Agenda by Lindsay Rodman, Wilson Center, September 13, 2021

The state of police violence in the Americas by Katherine Aguirre and Robert Muggah, Small Wars Journal, September 13, 2021

Stopping the hostile online attacks hurled at candidates by Chris Tenove and Heidi Tworek, Policy Options, September 13, 2021

Critical Minerals: Canada’s Role in the Western Alliance by Mark Agnew, CGAI, September 13, 2021

Trudeau deserved Jody Wilson-Raybould’s revenge by Howard Anglin, Global News, September 11, 2021

Pandemic stress has left many with coronasomnia by Tom Keenan, County Market, September 11, 2021

Federal leaders’ debates rarely have an impact on election outcomes, so why bother? by Eugene Lang, The Conversation, September 10, 2021

Islamic State-Khorasan’s Reach Extends Far Beyond Afghanistan by Robert Muggah and Rafal Rohozinki, Foreign Policy, September 9, 2021

Digital privacy comes at a price. Here’s how to protect it by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, September 8, 2021

Could the Conservatives deliver tougher policies on China? by Howard Anglin, Global News, September 8, 2021

In praise of the ‘common man’ by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, September 8, 2021

The Need for a Longer Term Perspective on Immigration, Citizenship and Multiculturalism by Andrew Griffith, CGAI, September 8, 2021

Reforming Defence Governance by Ross Fetterly, CGAI, September 8, 2021

Rhetoric Check: Parliament wasn’t toxic – Justin Trudeau just wants a majority by Eugene Lang, The Conversation, September 7, 2021

Heckling politicians is a Canadian tradition, but it has limits by Hugh Segal, Toronto Star, September 3, 2021

Afghanistan 2021: An extremist ‘stammtisch” by Roger Hilton, New Europe, September 3, 2021

Next government needs to modernize NORAD, address cyber threats by Kristen Csenkey, The Hill Times, September 1, 2021

The Liberals are losing, and it is not because we had a difficult year by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, September 1, 2021

Practising good diplomacy will require Canada to recognize the Taliban in Afghanistan by Colin Robertson, The Globe and Mail, August 30, 2021

Rhetoric Check: Is the election really key to Canada’s post-pandemic future? by David Carment and Richard Nimijean, The Conversation, August 29, 2021

A darkening threat horizon with a green silver lining in 2021 by Robert Muggah, Paris Peace Forum, August 24, 2021

Covid-krise fylder mere end Afghanistan-kollaps i canadisk valgkamp (Covid crisis fills more than Afghanistan collapse in Canadian election campaign) by Jan Top Christensen, Pov.international, August 19, 2021

Canada is missing out in the South Caucasus by Robert Cutler, The Hill Times, May 26, 2021

What Happened in Afghanistan and What Does it Mean for Canada by Colin Robertson, Policy Magazine, August 25, 2021

A pox on all their houses: the major parties pander shamelessly on language by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, August 25, 2021

How Afghanistan is – and isn’t – Vietnam all over again by Eugene Lang, National Post, August 25, 2021

Foreign policy failures produced the chaos we’re seeing in Afghanistan by Hugh Segal, The Globe and Mail, August 24, 2021

Afghanistan is not Japan, South Korea or Taiwan by Stephen Nagy, Japan Times, August 24, 2021

War on the Rocks by Thomas Juneau, iPolitics, August 23, 2021

How Canada should deal with Russia in the Arctic by Kari Roberts, iPolitics, August 23, 2021

A monster miracle from a cave by Roger Hilton, New Europe, August 20, 2021

The urgency to act on climate change is surging in Canada by Monica Gattinger and Nick Nanos, Maclean’s, August 18, 2021

Realists Must Beware the Second-Order Costs of Middle East Retrenchment by Thomas Juneau, The National Interest, August 18, 2021

A tale about Afghanistan from long ago rings true today by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, August 18, 2021

China’s reckless hostage diplomacy increases the chances of war by Stephen Nagy, Nikkei Asia, August 14, 2021

Biden and Trudeau are Putin and Xi’s useful energy idiots by Ron Wallace, Financial Post, August 11, 2021

Vaccine passports could win Trudeau a majority by Peter Donolo, The Globe and Mail, August 11, 2021

Ottawa will need to step up to ensure Canada maintains its seat at the North American automotive table by Brian Kingston, Financial Post, August 11, 2021

A hotter world will be a more violent world. Here’s why by Mac Margolis and Robert Muggah, Thomson Reuters Foundation, August 11, 2021

The PM should beware karma in deciding to call an election by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, August 11, 2021

‘Indigenous heart’ missing from LeBreton Flats plan by John Moses and Robert Hage, Ottawa Citizen, August 10, 2021

Canada: Første generalguvernør med Inuit-oprindelse kan blive den sidste i jobbet (Canada: First Governor-General of Inuit origin may become the last in office) by Jan Top Christensen, Pov.international, August 5, 2021

More than window dressings, new U.S., Canada ‘business advisories’ on human rights issues put companies on notice by Lawrence Herman, The Globe and Mail, August 4, 2021

Crossing the Rubicon? The deepening of Japan and Taiwan’s relationship by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, July 29, 2021

Canada-China Relations: The Need for Balancing Opportunity and Risk by Stephen Nagy, iAffairs, July 28, 2021

Covid-19: The pandemic exposed in maps and data by Robert Muggah, BBC News, July 28, 2021

Le combat fédéral n’est plus qu’une caricature par Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, July 28, 2021

Foreign influence in our elections is real, so what are we doing about it? by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, July 28, 2021

Common Ground: Why Russia and Canada Should Cooperate in the Arctic by Andrea Charron, Carnegie Moscow Center, July 26, 2021

Canada must respond to use of child soldiers in Tigray by Ann Fitz-Gerald and Hugh Segal, Inside Politics, July 23, 2021

The Minsk Group Is Meaningless by Robert Cutler, Foreign Policy, July 23, 2021

Canada should support Cuba’s transition to democracy by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, July 21, 2021

The Global Networks Working to Abolish Nuclear Weapons by Peter Schmidt and Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, July 19, 2021

Revision of the FTA between Ukraine and Canada: why and what to expect? (in Ukrainian) by Taras Prodanyuk, Adastra, July 16, 2021

Disinformation: It’s History by Heidi Tworek, Centre for International Governance Innovation, July 14, 2021

Monty Python’s talent for challenging authority is missed today by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, July 14, 2021

Determining Canada’s role in the new great game by Deanna Horton and Stewart Beck, iPolitics, July 13, 2021

Lessons from South Korea’s approach to tackling disinformation by Heidi Tworek and Yoojung Lee, Brookings Institute, July 12, 2021

The Real-Life Risks of Our Digital World by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, July 10, 2021

Tribal Truths: The wounds of the US’ Afghanistan exit by Roger Hilton, New Europe, July 9, 2021

More to warships than money: building Surface Combatants in Canada a strategic choice by Timothy Choi, The Hill Times, July 7, 2021

The Kelowna Accord was a lost opportunity for Canada by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, July 7, 2021

Enhancing Canada’s Role in the World with Defence Diplomacy: The Case for Training Foreign Military Officers for International Coalition Headquarters by Ross Fetterly, The Institute for Peace and Diplomacy, July 6, 2021

Korea needs new diplomacy by Jaeho Hwang, The Korea Herald, July 4, 2021

This fall’s ballot question: What does your climate policy cost? by Jack Mintz, Financial Post, July 2, 2021

Canada’s future lies with a free and open Indo-Pacific by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, July 2, 2021

Canadas nationaldag 1. juli – festens eller sorgens dag? (Canada’s National July 1 – Day of Feast or Sorrow?) by Jan Top Christensen, Pov.international, Jul 1, 2021

It’ll take a supercharged national effort to get Canadians driving EV by Clara Clairman and Brian Kingston, National Observer, June 30, 2021

Cancel Canada Day? Perhaps we should cancel Canada by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, June 30, 2021

China faces challenges as Communist Party turns 100 by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, June 29, 2021

Time to Turn Our Focus on the Indo-Pacific Region by Mark Norman and Andrew Leslie, National Newswatch, June 28, 2021

Of crosswords, Canada Day and the comfortable lies that countries tell themselves by Peter Donolo, Toronto Star, June 28, 2021

Canada needs its own Declaration of Independence by Peter Donolo, The Globe and Mail, June 25, 2021

Canadian encouragement needed! Time to reverse Trump’s reverse on Cuba by Deanna Horton and Roy Norton, The Wilson Center, June 24, 2021

Greenland takes front seat on Arctic Council on behalf of the Kingdom of Denmark by Jan Top Christensen, The Hill Times, June 24, 2021

How do Canadian investors feel in Ukraine (in Ukrainian) by Taras Prodanyuk, Rubryka, June 23, 2021

Quebec’s anglophones have been cast adrift by the Trudeau government by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, June 23, 2021

Strong corruption response weapon of choice in the new cold war between liberal democracy and authoritarianism by Joseph Ingram, The Hill Times, June 21, 2021

Disrupting digital harms in Central Asia by Robert Muggah and Rafal Rohozinsi, Small Wars Journal, June 21, 2021

Three Years Is Too Long to Wait for a Global Vaccine Rollout by Katherine Aguirre, Gordon LaForge, Robert Muggah, and Anne-Marie Slaughter, Foreign Policy, June 21, 2021

Ban on global wildlife trade a matter of survival in pandemic era by John Gruetzner, Nikkei Asia, June 20, 2021

G7 and NATO summits showed that multilateralism endures by Colin Robertson, The Globe and Mail, June 16, 2021

The notwithstanding clause has long passed its best-before date by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, June 16, 2021

The G7 Cornwall: Back to Normal, with Key Upgrades by Colin Robertson, Policy Magazine, June 7, 2021

Outside Quebec, French is in decline by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, June 2, 2021

Diplomatic Reflections on the Myanmar Uprising, Aung San Suu Kyi, and the Generals by James Trottier, bout de papier, June 2021

What can we expect from the new Canadian Surface Combatant? by Timothy Choi, CDA Institute, May 26, 2021

Timing is everything for a Canadian foreign policy review by Randolph Mank, The Hill Times, May 26, 2021

What, essentially, is going on with the border? by Laurie Trautman, Politico, May 26, 2021

The decline of French in Quebec is a nationalist myth by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 26, 2021

Markedskapitalismen må kende sin plads (Market capitalism must know its place) by Jan Top Christensen, Pov.international, May 26, 2021

Protecting Canada and improving cyber defence: three challenges by Kristen Csenkey, The Hill Times, May 24, 2021

How secure is defence funding in the future? by Craig Stone, The Hill Times, May 24, 2021

Operation Honour failed: will Sajjan’s new measures work? by Charlotte Duval-Lantoine, The Hill Times, May 24, 2021

Making space sustainable will advance Biden’s agenda by Charity Weeden, Space.com, May 21, 2021

Blocking off shore pirate content sites » PH joining a growing international consensus by Hugh Stephens, ABS CBS News, May 21, 2021

Increasing immigration to boost population? Not so fast by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, May 20, 2021

Rapid Testing at the border is a shot in the arm for Canada by Deanna Horton, The Hill Times, May 19, 2021

Montreal Canadiens, no more the ‘Flying Frenchmen’ by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 19, 2021

Human Rights and Diplomacy by Marius Grinius, ToSaveTheWorld, May 19, 2021

Why the West must challenge Iran on human rights by Kyle Matthews, The Conversation, May 17, 2021

Biden should step up for Canada on Line 5 by Lawrence Herman, The Globe and Mail, May 13, 2021

Canada must act fast to benefit from America’s shift to electric cars by Brian Kingston and David Adams, iPolitics, May 12, 2021

The 2021 budget: a disaster unlike any we have known by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 12, 2021

Caucasian Knots Take Shape in the Armenia-Azerbaijan Ceasefire by Robert Cutler, The Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst, May 11, 2021

Canada’s Armed Forces are in limbo. It’s time to appoint a new chief of the defence staff by Stephen Saideman, Ottawa Citizen, May 10, 2021

A nose for prostate cancer; The dog will see you now by Tom Keenan, The Calgary Herald, May 8, 2021

Rio’s bloody police campaign by Robert Muggah, Small Wars Journal, May 7, 2021

Maps can help tell the story of a changing world by Robert Muggah and Ian Goldin, The Globe and Mail, May 7, 2021

Looking back: a decade since the 2011 election by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 5, 2021

New Survey Underscores Need for More Ambitious Government Efforts TO Convince Canadian To Purchase Electric Vehicles by Brian Kingston, Accesswire, May 5, 2021

Maritime militia, Quad and Fonops: danger of conflict by Stephen Nagy, VN Express, May 4, 2021

Canada, Ukraine can team up on humanitarian mission in Azerbaijan by Robert Cutler, The Hill Times, April 28, 2021

The U.S.A is not the ‘shining city on the hill’ by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 28, 2021

Canada’s Budget Announcement Contains ‘Profoundly Disturbing’ Defence Procurement Policy by Marcia Mills, Homeland Security Today, April 26, 2021

It’s time to invoke the federal Emergencies Act to fight COVID by Eugene Lang, Ottawa Citizen, April 24, 2021

China’s efforts to establish regional hegemony by Stephen Nagy, The Jerusalem Post, April 24, 2021

Promoting global digital connectivity and inclusion by Deanna Horton, Policy Options, April 22, 2021

Amid languishing numbers, Canada’s citizenship process needs to be modernized by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, April 22, 2021

Beijing and Ottawa need to understand they won’t see eye to eye by Ted Lipman, The Hill Times, April 21, 2021

Security Snapshot 007: Oleksandr Danylyuk by Roger Hilton, Globsec, April 21, 2021

Asia rises again by Robert Muggah, Boston Globe, April 20, 2021

Signs of progress in Trudeau foreign policy by David Carment, Ted G. Fraser and Sydney Stewart, The Hamilton Spectator, April 18, 2021

‘Smart’ Cities Are Surveilled Cities by Robert Muggah and Greg Walton, Foreign Policy, April 17, 2021

Let’s be honest, Prince Philip was no saint by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 14, 2021

Why we need to change the narrative on outdoor transmission by Heidi Tworek, Sumon Chakrabarti, and Zain Chagla, Toronto Star, April 12, 2021

‘You cannot claim any more’: Russia seeks a bigger piece of Arctic Ocean seabed by Emma Tranter (feat. Rob Huebert), CTV News, April 11, 2021

La Russie accroît ses revendications dans l’Arctique auprès des Nations unies by La Presse Canadienne (avec. Rob Huebert), Radio-Canada, April 11, 2021

Plus présente à l’étranger qu’ici : où est notre armée? (More present abroad than here: where is our military?) par/by Jules Richer & Sarah Daoust-Braun (feat. Jean-Christophe Boucher), LCN, April 10, 2021

Researchers are ‘in this together’ to solve rare diseases by Tom Keenan, The Graphic, April 10, 2021

A ‘burn’ on the Ukrainian border by Roger Hilton, New Europe, April 9, 2021

Carbon tax ruling an opportunity for conservatives by Dennis McConaghy, Edmonton Journal, April 9, 2021

Hydrocarbon Energy Complexes by Robert M. Cutler, Baku Dialogues, Spring 2021

The Geography of Pandemic Effects by Robert Muggah, Project Syndicate, April 9, 2021

The sense of urgency around climate change is trending up by Monica Gattinger and Nik Nanos, Maclean’s, April 8, 2021

Chaotic management of the pandemic is bringing government into disrepute by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 7, 2021

Northern Great Plains disappearing faster than Brazil’s Amazon rainforest – who’s paying attention by Fawn Jackson, The Hill Times, April 5, 2021

Why Trudeau can afford to fail on foreign policy by David Carment Ted G. Fraser, and Sydney Stewart, The Hill Times, March 31, 2021

Quebec has to come to grips with systemic racism by Andrew Caddell and Lauren Salim, The Hill Times, March 31, 2021

Why Canada needs to take digital disinformation seriously by Kyle Matthews and Lauren Salim, The Hill Times, March 29, 2021

Rio de Janeiro Faces Perfect Storm of Climate Change by Robert Muggah and Julia Sekula, Foreign Policy, March 27, 2021

One step forward, two steps back by Stephen Nagy, Policy Forum, March 25, 2021

Denmark’s Tech Diplomacy: A Roadmap for Others by Jan Top Christensen, CGAI, March 2021

A Narrative History of the NSS from Conception to the CSC RFP by Dave Perry, Naval Association of Canada, March 2021

Why disease names matter by Heidi Tworek, The Globe and Mail, March 25, 2021

Political appointments to diplomatic postings are mostly a bad idea by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, March 24, 2021

Canada’s foreign policy report card shows we’re adrift on the world stage by David Carment Ted G. Fraserm, and Sydney Stewart, Ottawa Citizen, March 24, 2021

Joe Biden’s bloc wars anf the next chapter in the “America First” doctrine by David Carment and Dani Belo, Policy Options, March 24, 2021

Canada’s military is dishonoured again by Eugene Lang, The Hill Times, March 24, 2021

How to strengthen Ukraine-Canada relations by Taras Prodanyuk, The Kyiv Post, March 22, 2021

Canada must sanction Chinese officials for their gross human-rights abuse of the Michaels by Colin Robertson, The Globe and Mail, March 22, 2021

The future is climate security by Andrew Pickford and Roger Hilton, New Europe, March 19, 2021

When Will Canada Finally Join Its Allies In Standing Up to China? by Andrew Pickford and Jeffrey Collins, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, March 19, 2021

How a GHG ruling could affect import tax by Lawrence Herman, The Globe and Mail, March 17, 2021

The royal soap opera may make news, but it’s not history by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, March 17, 2021

On Energy, Roadmap For a Renewed Canada-U.S. Partnership Is Incomplete by Monica Gattinger, Daily Oil Bulletin, March 15, 2021

The U.S. and Euro-Atlantic security: NATO partners, Russia, and Eastern partnership by Roger Hilton, European Leadership Network, March 15, 2021

It’s time for a new defence minister by Stephen Saideman, The Globe and Mail, March 15, 2021

The Canada-US Roadmap: Getting it Done by Colin Robertson, Policy Magazine, March 14, 2021

Biden broke the Keystone permit, now Trudeau should insist he pay for it by Dennis McConnaghy, Calgary Herald, March 12, 2021

In a post-Trump world, Canadian sovereignty is at a crossroads by David Carment and Richard Nimijean, Toronto Star, March 12, 2021

Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan Agree on the Caspian by Robert Cutler, The Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst, March 12, 2021

In defence of Canadian shipbuilding by Jeffrey F. Collins, Maclean’s, March 5, 2021

Brazil’s President is a Global Health Threat by Robert Muggah, NPR, March 4, 2021

Trudeau revelations another nationalist ‘conspiracy’ that isn’t by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, March 3, 2021

Can the World Trade Organization be saved? by Lawrence Herman, The Globe and Mail, March 2, 2021

Cuts to Radio Canada International can only hurt Canada’s image and influence abroad by David Carment, Richard Nimijean, and Wojtek Gwiazda, Ottawa Citizen, March 2, 2021

COVID-19 is reconfiguring organized crime in Latin America and the Caribbean by Robert Muggah and Steven Dudley, Small Wars Journal, March 2, 2021

Lessons Learned from C4ISR and Beyond 2021 by Ron Lloyd, Vanguard, March 2, 2021

How is Nuclear Energy Like Immigration and Free Trade? by John Stewart, Max Bell School of Public Policy, March 1, 2021

Japan’s Indo-Pacific vision is a template for Canada by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, February 25, 2021

Government procurement and Biden’s Buy American policies: A way forward by Lawrence Herman, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, February 2021

In West Africa, Climate Change Equals Conflict by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, February 18, 2021

With an election looming, can Brazil finally confront its injustices? by Robert Muggah, Open Democracy, February 17, 2021

The latest case of police racism is yet another travesty of justice by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, February 17, 2021

4 Ways to build resilience to digital risks in the COVID-19 era by Robert Muggah and Rafal Rohozinski, World Economic Forum, February 16, 2021

China’s new inscrutability by Tim Dunne, The Hill Times, February 15, 2021

Stronger Together – Slovakia: A New Castle Strategy for 2021 by Roger Hilton, Institut Montaigne, February 15, 2021

In Brazil, QAnon Has a Distinctly Bolsonaro Flavor by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, February 10, 2021

Remembering George P. Schultz, ‘Friend to Canada’ by Colin Robertson, Policy Magazine, February 8, 2021

In defense of regulation by Charity Weeden and Greg Autry, Space News, February 8, 2021

The coup turns Myanmar’s fallen angel back into a freedom fighter by James Trottier, The Globe and Mail, February 4, 2021

Les menaces à la sécurité de l’Europe affectent les intérêts de sécurité américains en termes semblables (The threats to Europe’s security impact U.S. security interests in similar terms) par/by Benjamin Hautecouverture, Le Monde, February 4, 2021

Will the pandemic make Canada less attractive to newcomers? by Andrew Griffith and Howard Ramos, Policy Options, February 3, 2021

PHAC and Health Canada have not been assets in this pandemic by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, February 3, 2021

The Trans-Caspian Gas Pipeline for Peace-building in the South Caucasus by Robert Cutler, Beyond The Horizon, February 1, 2021

Canadas lange kamp for multilateralismen (Canada’s long fight for multilateralism) par/by Jan Top Christensen, Undenrigs, January 2021

Pourtant, Nétanyahou n’est pas bête… (Yet, Netanyahou is not foolish) par/by Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse+, January 31, 2021

Den skandaløse generalguvernør er sat på porten. Hvad så by, Canada? (The scandalour governor-general has been put at the gate. So what now, Canada?) by Jan Top Christensen, Pov.international, January 29, 2021

Biden svigter USA's nærmeste allierede og vælger realpolitik før vennetjenester (Biden betrays America’s closest ally and chooses realpolitik before friend services) by Jan Top Christensen, Pov.international, January 28, 2021

The governor general’s resignation offers an opportunity by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, January 27, 2021

Lessons from the Julie Payette affair? Even the governor general can be held accountable by Eugene Lang, Ottawa Citizen, January 25, 2021

Keystone XL is dead. Now comes the tough fight over compensation by Lawrence Herman, The Globe and Mail, January 24, 2021

In Joe Biden, “Yesterday’s Man’ is now the person for the moment – and that’s déjà vu for Canada by Peter Donolo, The Globe and Mail, January 22, 2021

Here’s how rising global risks will change our cities by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, January 21, 2021

Management consultants are the problem, not the solution by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, January 20, 2021

Canada should retaliate against Biden’s wrong-headed decision to cancel Keystone. Here’s how by Jack M. Mintz, Financial Post, January 20, 2021

How Canada can leverage Biden’s agenda as part of government relations reset by Colin Robertson, CBC News, January 19, 2021

What American allies will be watching for in Biden’s inaugural address by Colin Robertson, The Hill Times, January 18, 2021

EU’s in the spotlight, but Canada’s investment treaty with China still ties Ottawa’s hands for the next decade by Lawrence Herman, The Globe and Mail, January 14, 2021

Ready to Respond: The Electricity Sector and Evolving Cyber Threats by Leah Michalopulos, Canadian Electricity Association, January 14, 2021

Trade Policy Challenges: The Year Ahead by Lawrence Herman, CGAI, January 14, 2021

Bolsonaro Is Following Trump’s Anti-Democracy Playbook by Mark S. Cogan and Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, January 14, 2021

Den canadiske regering skifter ud – er det forbere – delse til valg? (The Canadian government is changing – is it preparing – for elections?) by Mark S. Cogan and Jan Top Christensen, POV, January 14, 2021

Canada has a more even-handed role to play in the South Caucasus by Mark S. Cogan and Robert M. Cutler, The Hill Times, January 13, 2021

The Bye bye is a great Quebec tradition by Mark S. Cogan and Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, January 13, 2021

Winners And Losers As Afghan Peace Process Enters Its Endgame – Analysis by Mark S. Cogan and Stephen Nagy, Geopolitical Monitor, January 11, 2021

Why The Latest Cyberattacks Was Different by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, January 11, 2021

Vaccine roll-out critical to public confidence by Ross Fetterly, Frontline, January 10, 2021

What will become of Trump’s Canadian fan base? by Peter Donolo, Toronto Star, January 8, 2021

Canadians’ appetite for climate action growing, but beware of polarization by Monica Gattinger, The Hill Times, January 7, 2021

“Road Kill in a Game of Chicken”: China, Canada, and the United States by Christopher W. Bishop, Council on Foreign Relations, January 5, 2021

Arts and artists need a ‘new deal’ by Deanna Horton, The Hill Times, January 5, 2021

From annus horribilis to annus mirabilis? by Joseph Ingram, The Hill Times, January 5, 2021

The Second Karabakh War and Western Strategic Thinking by Robert Cutler, The Wilson Center, January 5, 2021

How the auto industry can help fight climate change by Brian Kingston, iPolitics, January 4, 2021

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2020 Articles

A COVID story worth remembering by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, December 30, 2020

Liberal climate plan is punitive and imperfect, and it needs the OK of the electorate by Dennis McConaghy, Calgary Herald, December 18, 2020

Euro-Caspian Energy Security and Geoeconomics by Robert Cutler, NATO Association of Canada, December, 2020

Anti-vaxxers are the biggest threat in fighting COVID-19 by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, December 16, 2020

2021 trade priorities: Make CUSMA work and fix the WTO by Lawrence Herman, Financial Post, December 15, 2020

Drug Cartels Are All Over Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok by Robert Muggah and Pedro Augusto P. Francisco, Foreign Policy, December 15, 2020

Vaccine roll out with military precision by Ian Golding and Ross Fetterly, Frontline, December 14, 2020

Why the world needs better – not less – globalization by Ian Golding and Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, December 14, 2020

Hostage diplomacy highlights Beijing’s increasingly darker side by Phil Calvert, Nikkei Asia, December 11, 2020

China’s security challenge–let’s use our resources by Lawrence Herman, The Hill Times, December 10, 2020

Bill 101 applying federally? Time for some constitutional common sense by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, December 9, 2020

Time to get Serious about Deterrence by Darren Hawco, Frontline, December 8, 2020

The Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst by Robert Cutler, The Hill Times, December 7, 2020

Approaching the Biden administration on energy: don’t lead with Keystone by Monica Gattinger, The Hill Times, December 3, 2020

An Ottawa valedictory: time to leave by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, December 2, 2020

Digital Misinformation Is Undermining Democracy in Brazil by Robert Muggah Pedro Augusto P. Francisco, and Louise Marie HUrel, Brazzil, November 28, 2020

The Radicalization of Bangladeshi Cyberspace by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, November 27, 2020

From the pandemic to global warming: why we need Sustainable Development Goals by Joseph Ingram, The Hill Times, November 26, 2020

Japan-Australia Defense Treaty: US Allies Adapting to New Geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific by Stephen Nagy, Geopolitical Monitor, November 25, 2020

Anglo Quebecers are not a threat to French, we shouldn’t be treated as such by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, November 25, 2020

The Biden Doctrine, China and RCEP by Julian Lindley-French, The Lindley-French Analysis, November 25, 2020

Hard Choices: Canada must be consistent when dealing with China by Andre Pickford and Jeffery F. Collins, iPolitics, November 24, 2020

Does China Have a Copycat Culture? The Case of “Architectural Mimicry” by Hugh Stephens, Hugh Stephens Blog, November 23, 2020

Britain Sets the Defence Agenda by Julian Lindley-French, The Lindley-French Analysis, November 20, 2020

Canada’s Eleventh Province; America’s Eleventh City? Planet Canada and a Call to Action by Deanna Horton and Roy Norton, The Wilson Center, November 19, 2020

Building a feminist alliance by Stefanie von Hlatky, Open Canada, November 18, 2020

Canada’s Indo-Pacific future by Hugh Stephens, Open Canada, November 18, 2020

Why Canada must confront the rise of digital authoritarianism by George Tsagaroulis and Kyle Matthews, Open Canada, November 18, 2020

Canada’s surface combatant costs might be taking on water by David Perry, The Hill Times, November 18, 2020

In Quebec, a wilful blindness to racism against Indigenous people by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, November 18, 2020

In the return of major power rivalry, Canada should cement its role by Andrea Charron and James Fergusson, The Hill Times, November 18, 2020

Peacekeeping? It’s an Age Thing by Jean-Christophe Boucher, CGAI, November 16, 2020

During a time of pandemic, there is more need than ever to nurture our creative industries. by Hugh Stephens, Hugh Stephens Blog, November 16, 2020

Medical self-knowledge is coming – ready or not! by Tom Keenan, Calgary Herald, November 14, 2020

Misinformation Is Threatening Brazil’s Elections, Too by Louise Marie Hurel, Pedro Augusto Francisco and Robert Muggah, Americas Quarterly, November 12, 2020

Jihadist Networks Dig In on Social Media Across Central Asia by Kumar Bekbolotov, Rafal Rohozinski and Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, November 11, 2020

Gattinger: Canada Needs To Think Differently About Bilateral Energy Relations by Monica Gattinger, Daily Oil Bulletin, November 9, 2020

COVID and Culture: What’s Around the Corner? by Hugh Stephens, Hugh Stephens Blog, November 9, 2020

Does America (Still) Want to Lead the Free World? by Julian Lindley-French, The Lindley-French Analysis, November 5, 2020

The American election: in an obscure race, a cause for optimism by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, November 4, 2020

The New Nuclear Arms Race That Wasn't by James Fergusson, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, November 3, 2020

What the Public Service Employee Survey breakdowns of visible minority and other groups tell us about diversity and inclusion by Andrew Griffith, The Hill Times, November 3, 2020

Remembrance Day, COVID—and Copyright by Neil Moss (feat. Hugh Stephens), Hugh Stephens Blog, November 2, 2020

Whether it’s Trump or Biden, Canada has to be ready to get to work by Neil Moss (feat. Colin Robertson), The Hill Times, October 28, 2020

Cyber-Security in Canada During COVID-19 by Amy Cavendish

Trump or Biden Canada has to be ready by Colin Robertson, Colin Robertson Blog, October 28, 2020

One hopeful Tory candidate wants the Ottawa-Beijing relationship on the ballot by Neil Moss (feat. Matthew Fisher), The Hill Times, October 28, 2020

Opinion: Restoring order to global trade by Lawrence Herman, Financial Post, October 27, 2020

NATO's Black Elephants by Julian Lindley-French, The Lindley-French Analysis, October 27, 2020

Twenty-five Years of US-Vietnam Cooperation—Don’t Let “Decree 06” and Ongoing Piracy Spoil It! by Hugh Stephens, Hugh Stephens Blog, October 26, 2020

CIUA – CPIFA: Fifth Round of Track II Dialogue by Colin Robertson, Colin Roberston.ca, October 22, 2020

Canada and the UK: A Long and Enduring Partnership by Hugh Segal, Royal United Services Institute, October 21, 2020

Nagorno-Karabakh: Five things to know about the latest crisis by Ann FitzGerald and Robert Cutler, Al Jazeera, October 21, 2020

Is there a role for Canada in Taiwan’s economic and security dilemma? by Hugh Stephens, The Hill Times, October 19, 2020

Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Appeal in York v Access Copyright Case: What Does This Mean for Copyright in Canada? by Hugh Stephens, Hugh Stephens Blog, October 19, 2020

What is behind the Nagorno-Karabakh flare-up? by Robert Cutler, Al Jazeera, October 19, 2020

The maps that show life is slowly getting better by Robert Muggah, The Guardian, October 17, 2020

Non-alignment and Azerbaijan's Energy Export Policy by Robert Cutler, Caucasus Strategic Perspectives

Canada should look to Asia’s middle powers as tensions with China rise by Jacob Benjamin (feat. Hugh Stephens), Hamilton Spectator, October 14, 2020

Trudeau Liberals failing to stand up to MBS and Saudi Arabia by Steven Zhou (feat. Thomas Juneau), The Hill Times, October 14, 2020

Public health is going to become a serious security issue (p. 70) Big government is back and economic interventionism will grow (106) by Roger Hilton, GLOBSEC Megatrends 2020: Trends Triggered & Accelerated by COVID-19, The World After the Pandemic, October, 2020

ATIPs: a headache in need of a cure by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, October 14, 2020

Social media, not free trade, is the main conduit for American influence by Phillip Cross (feat. Chris Waddell), Financial Post, October 14, 2020

The NATO Strategic Integrated Operating Concept by Julian Lindley-French, The Lindley-French Analysis, October 14, 2020

Google in Australia: Dangle the Carrot, then Yank it Away by Hugh Stephens, Hugh Stephens Blog, October 13, 2020

Thinking well beyond COVID-19 by Tom Keenan, Calgary Herald, October 10, 2020

COVID-19 is increasing multiple kinds of inequality. Here’s what we can do about it by Ian Goldin and Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, October 9, 2020

To Understand China’s Aggressive Foreign Policy, Look at Its Domestic Politics by Christopher Bishop, Council on Foreign Relations, October 8, 2020

Ottawa's delay of Alberta’s gas pipeline: Building back slower by Ron Wallace, The Financial Post, October 8, 2020

Dispute in the South Caucasus runs hot again by Robert Cutler, The Hill Times, October 8, 2020

Let’s set the record straight about October 1970 by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, October 7, 2020

Lessons learned from Taiwan and South Korea’s tech-enabled COVID-19 communications by Heidi Tworek, Brookings, October 6, 2020

COVID-19 could reset cities for the better by Robert Muggah, International Federation for Housing and Planning, October 6, 2020

Throne speech represents existential threat to Alberta’s energy transformation by Denis McConaghy, Calgary Herald, October 2, 2020

China’s actions will eventually bring Canada closer to Taiwan by Matthew Fisher, Global News, October 2, 2020

Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis may garner attention, but won’t it change deeply held views by Matthew Fisher, Global News, October 2, 2020

NATO 3.0: Standardization, Interoperability and Mobility by Julian Lindey-French, The Lindey-French Analysis, October 1, 2020

Armenia, Azerbaijan is age-old conflict that could roil the neighbourhood by Ian Beacock and Julian Lindey-French, Global News, September 30, 2020

Reaction to the US Presidential Debate from Ottawa by Ottawa Morning with Robyn Bresnahan (feat. Sarah Goldfeder, CBC Radio, September 30, 2020

B.C. shouldn’t be afraid of a pandemic election — it could strengthen our democracy by Ian Beacock and Heidi Tworek, The Province, September 29, 2020

Giving the Middle Finger to the Middle Kingdom, and Others: A Tale of “Public Morality, Design, and Just Possibly Copyright by Hugh Stephens, HughStephensBlog.net, September 28, 2020

South Korea’s success in containing the coronavirus highlights importance of digital resilience by Robert Muggah and Rafal Rohozinski, South China Morning Post, September 27, 2020

Canada needs an Arctic defence strategy as Russia, China eye the north by The Roy Green Show Matthew Fisher, Global News Radio, September 27, 2020

Canada needs an Arctic defence strategy as Russia, China eye the north by Jonathan Berkshire Miller and Matthew Fisher, Global News, September 25, 2020

Post-Abe, Japan matters even more for Canada by Jonathan Berkshire Miller and Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, September 24, 2020

Pandering to Quebec is unseemly, and it rarely works by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, September 23, 2020

Parliament should bring back the Canada-China special committee by Colin Robertson, The Globe and Mail, September 22, 2020

Brazil’s Bolsonaro attacks enemies real and imagined at the UN General Assembly by Robert Muggah, openDemocracy, September 22, 2020

KAVKAZ 2020: Host-Nation Clout and Diplomatic Intrigue by Roger Hilton, Geopolitical Monitor, September 17, 2020

El Presupuesto “Más Alegre” Para el “Peor Momento”/ The “Cheeriest” Budget for the “Worst Moment” by Francisco Suárez Dávila, El Orbe, September 17, 2020

When China gets up to no good, Canada must do more than wag a finger by Matthew Fisher, Global News, September 16, 2020

Attacking prominent women does no one any good by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, September 16, 2020

Why it’s more effective for united democracies to ‘engage-and-constrain’ China than ostracize it by Colin Robertson, CBC News, September 15, 2020

U.S.-China relations: Washington’s bold moves have few buyers by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, September 14, 2020

Southeast Asia: The Next Manufacturing Hub? Reality Trumps Ambition by Stephen Nagy and Hanh Nguyen, 9DashLine, September 14, 2020

Recent statements on soldiers and pandemic may cost Donald Trump the election by Matthew Fisher, Global News, September 11, 2020

Russian Arms Sales to Armenia and Their Geopolitical Effects by Robert Cutler, Geopolitical Monitor, September 9, 2020

Reports of the Death of America Have Been Greatly Exaggerated by Sarah Goldfeder, Policy Magazine, September 9, 2020

The internet : where ‘globalist’ is an insult by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, September 9, 2020

Beyond the North Warning System by Andrea Charron, War on the Rocks, September 7, 2020

Report highlights scale of China’s ‘coercive’ diplomacy by Matthew Fisher, Global News, September 6, 2020

Western condemnation of Alexei Navalny poisoning won’t trouble Vladimir Putin by Matthew Fisher, Global News, September 4, 2020

La stratégie arctique du Département de la Force aérienne des États-Unis et les répercussions pour le Canada (The U.S. Air Force Arctic strategy and the consequences for Canada) par/by Andrea Charron, Réseau d’analyse stratégique, September 2, 2020

Facebook is no longer fun and games by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, September 2, 2020

Tinkering with EI leaves the core problems unresolved by Hugh Segal, The Globe and Mail, August 31, 2020

Remembering Canada’s Pacific role during the Second World War, 75 years later by Matthew Fisher, Global News, August 31, 2020

The COVID City by Ian Goldin and Robert Muggah, Project Syndicate, August 31, 2020

Reducing deforestation means getting serious about environmental crime by Ilona Szabó de Carvalho, Robert Muggah, and Brodie Ferguson, World Economic Forum, August 31, 2020

Security School in Session: Debriefing GLOBSEC’s 2020 Digital Age by Roger Hilton, NATO Association of Canada, August 30, 2020

Navigating geopolitical uncertainty in a post-Abe world by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, August 29, 2020

It’s time for united global action to stem corruption by Peter Donolo, Toronto Star, August 28, 2020

Accommodation versus Alliance: Japan’s Prospective Grand Strategy in the Sino-US Competition by Stephen Nagy, The Asan Forum, August 27, 2020

Abe’s milestone marks mixed and incremental record by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, August 27, 2020

Trump trade adviser’s comments about Canada’s role in Afghanistan grossly uninformed by Matthew Fisher, Global News, August 27, 2020

If Julie Payette is replaced, Maj.-Gen. Paul a prime candidate for Governor General by Matthew Fisher, Global News, August 25, 2020

Remembering Allan Fotheringham by Matthew Fisher, Global News, August 22, 2020

Lockdowns Have Been Amazing for the Environment, but COVID-19 Won’t Heal the Planet by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, August 21, 2020

The coup in Mali should matter to Canadians by Matthew Fisher, Global News, August 21, 2020

Trumpism won’t happen in Canada – but not because of our politics by Peter Donolo, Globe and Mail, August 21, 2020

Why maps matter in our response to COVID-19 by Robert Muggah and Nicholas Glesby, World Economic Forum, August 19, 2020

After 80 years of advice, joint body’s work on North American defence as necessary as ever by Andrea Charron and Nicholas Glesby, The Hill Times, August 19, 2020

Do Canada’s elites have a mentality of privilege and entitlement? by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, August 19, 2020

Peace deal between Israel and UAE curbs Iran’s power, bolsters Netanyahu by Matthew Fisher, Global News, August 15, 2020

Strongman Alexander Lukashenko fears democracy, but should fear Vladimir Putin more by Matthew Fisher, Global News, August 14, 2020

Trump’s TikTok and WeChat Bans Could Shatter the Global Internet by Robert Muggah and Rafal Rohozinski, Foreign Policy, August 14, 2020

What’s at stake in the U.S.-China rivalry? The very future of the internet by Robert Muggah and Rafal Rohozinski, The Globe and Mail, August 13, 2020

Peace in the trade valley? Not likely by Lawrence L. Herman, Financial Post, August 13, 2020

The next census should better reflect who we are by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, August 12, 2020

A new ‘Cold War’ is developing between China and the U.S. by Matthew Fisher, Global News, August 10, 2020

Leaving big tech to govern themselves doesn’t work. They’re getting even worse by Heidi Tworek, The Independent, August 7, 2020

The role of deputy prime minister is not as powerful as most think by Eugene Lang and Greg Schmidt, Policy Options, August 6, 2020

The Beirut blast was a rare event in terms of its brute force and power by Matthew Fisher, Global News, August 6, 2020

Existe una política exterior? (Is there a foreign policy?) by Francisco Suárez Dávila, El Universal, August 5, 2020

U.S.-led monetary policy will usher in a second lost decade for the global economy by Matthew Lombardi and Max Seltzer, Vancouver Sun, August 5, 2020

Canada’s declining productivity: is substance abuse the root of the problem? by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, August 5, 2020

Canada’s coronavirus response has not been as great as we like to think by Matthew Fisher, Global News, August 3, 2020

Unilateralism and Competitive Multilateralism in Gray-zone Conflict: A Comparison of Russia and the United States by Dani Belo and David Carment, Air University, August 3, 2020

Racism poisons Canada’s future by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, July 29, 2020

Vietnam’s Leadership In ASEAN: Opportunity in Crisis – Analysis by Stephen Nagy and Nguyen Hanh, Geopolitical Monitor, July 28, 2020

What individual Canadians and organizations should do about China by Andrew Griffith, Ottawa Citizen, July 28, 2020

Could Canada’s next chief of staff be a woman? by Matthew Fisher and Brendan Frank, Global News, July 28, 2020

Green recovery could be polarizing issue among Canadians by Monica Gattinger and Brendan Frank, The Hill Times, July 27, 2020

Retirement of Gen. Jonathan Vance is big loss for Canada on international stage par/by Matthew Fisher, Global News, July 24, 2020

Se relever après la défaite : le Canada aux Nations unies (Getting back up after defeat: Canada at the United Nations) par/by Ferry de Kerckhove, Policy Options Politiques, July 23, 2020

Brazil feels the consequences of pandemic populism par/by Robert Muggah and Miguel Lago, Open Democracy, July 22, 2020

The ‘trade bonanza’ with China was a bust. Canada must look elsewhere by Matthew Fisher, Global News, July 21, 2020

To Downsize Bloated, Too Powerful Police, Look at These Examples by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, July 17, 2020

Missing – public servants who could warn Trudeau about WE conflict by Eugene Lang, Ottawa Citizen, July 16, 2020

North American Marine Cabotage Protectionism: 100 years too old! by Roy Norton and Deanna Horton, Wilson Center, July 15, 2020

Canada needs foreign policy for the 21st century by Joseph Ingram, The Hill Times, July 15, 2020

When you win against Phoenix, it is but a Pyrrhic victory by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, July 15, 2020

Extradition and Chinese Bullying by Lawrence L. Herman, CGAI, July 15, 2020

Air Dropping Good News in the Black Sea Region by Roger Hilton, GLOBSEC, July 13, 2020

Canada should follow Australia’s example in defence, foreign policy by Matthew Fisher, Global News, July 13, 2020

Are we all Marxists now? I hope not by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, July 8, 2020

In the Meng extradition case, Canada has other options, interests to consider by David Carment and Richard Nimijean, The Hill Times, July 8, 2020

Is COVID-19 being used by China to gather strategic intelligence? Rob Huebert for Inside Policy by Ernie Regehr and Rob Huebert, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, July 7, 2020

Military justice system lost its moral legitimacy by Ernie Regehr and Tim Dunne, Salt Wire, July 7, 2020

Engaging Silent Enemies: NATO’s Anti-submarine Warfare Challenge by Ernie Regehr and Roger Hilton, Globsec, July 7, 2020

With Hong Kong’s fate sealed, Canada must side with Taiwan against China by Ernie Regehr and Matthew Fisher, Global News, July 6, 2020

Face to Face: Should Canada’s military be restructured to increase its response to health crises and natural disasters? by Ernie Regehr and David Bercuson, Legion Magazine, July 2, 2020

Russia referendum gives Putin right to remain in power till 2036 by Matthew Fisher, Global News, July 2, 2020

The Lessons of COVID-19 and international co-operation in the Arctic by Natalia Loukacheva, The Hill Times, July 1, 2020

Quebec’s Dominique Anglade is a woman of many first by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, July 1, 2020

Canada needs a foreign policy review by Matthew Fisher, Global News, June 30, 2020

We’re on the brink of losing Canada’s aerospace industry by Jean Charest, The Hill Times, June 29, 2020

Trudeau is right to reject call to swap Meng Wanzhou for the ‘Two Michaels’ by Matthew Fisher, Global News, June 26, 2020

With Meng Wanzhou’s extradition, Canada must be laser-focused on the national interest by Richard Fadden, The Globe and Mail, June 25, 2020

To break the impasse on the detention of Spavor and Kovrig, Canada has 3 options by Colin Robertson, CBC News, June 25, 2020

Why Canada is losing at the UN by Eugene Lang, Toronto Star, June 25, 2020

Lives depend on new skills for the 21st century by Joseph Ingram, The Hill Times, June 24, 2020

‘It’s an ill wind that doesn’t blow some good’: tourism in the time of COVID by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, June 24, 2020

La 4T: Transformación, deformación o retroceso (The 4T : transformation, deformation or recoil) by Francisco Suárez Dávila, El Universal, June 24, 2020

Canada needs a more strategic, region-based approach to reopening the border by Colin Robertson, The Globe and Mail, June 23, 2020

Calls for Police Reform Are Getting Louder– Here’s How to Do It by Robert Muggah and Thomas Abt, Foreign Policy, June 22, 2020

China jailed the ‘two Michaels’ because it regards Canada as a ‘pushover’ by Matthew Fisher, Global News, June 19, 2020

How COVID-19 has impacted Canadian Forces missions abroad by Stéfanie von Hlatky and Stephen Saideman, Policy Options, June 19, 2020

Trudeau’s UN vote loss is rebuke of his ‘preachy’ foreign policy by Matthew Fisher, Global News, June 18, 2020

Canada’s failed Security Council bid marks the death of our traditional foreign policy by Jean-Christophe Boucher, National Post, June 17, 2020

Seeking a New Way: Canada in the Post-Pandemic Era by Deanna Horton, Asia-Pacific Foundation, June 16, 2020

Fra global Rockstar til mulig taber i FN’s Sikkerhedråd – hvad gik galt for Trudeau? (From global Rockstar to possible loser in the UN Security Council – What went wrong for Trudeau?) af/by Jan Top Christensen, Pov, June 16, 2020

Canadian universities rely on foreign students. What if China called its students home? by Matthew Fisher, Global News, June 15, 2020

COVID-19 aftermath – the government can’t keep improvising forever by Eugene Lang, Ottawa Citizen, June 15, 2020

Flight safety: Identifying what went wrong by Tim Dunne, Skies Mag, June 12, 2020

Keenan: Contact tracing comes of age – but where is it going? by Tom Keenan, Calgary Herald, June 12, 2020

Después del COVID-19, ?qué? (After COVID-19, what?) by Francisco Suárez Dávila, El Universal, June 10, 2020

Social change depends on each of us doing our part by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, June 10, 2020

Canada badly wants a seat on the UN Security Council. Are other countries listening? by Matthew Fisher, Global News, June 10, 2020

La descente vers une guerre civile ? (Descent towards civil war?) par/by Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, June 9, 2020

L’OTAN et le G7 : L’ordre occidental est-il menacé ? (NATO and the G7 : Is the Western international order under threat?) par/by Jocelyn Coulon, La Presse, June 8, 2020

Trump’s Withdrawal of US Troops From Germany is a Headache Not a Heartbreak by Roger Hilton, Globsec, June 8, 2020

Why Bell, Telus want to pick Huawei for 5G networks, despite over security concerns by Amy Karam, The Hill Times, June 8, 2020

Canada will pay the price for neglecting our foreign policy by Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, June 7, 2020

Comment: It’s time for us to start thinking about new subs by Jeffrey F. Collins, Times Colonist, June 6, 2020

Dollar and Sense: The First Decade of the NSS by David Perry, Canadian Naval Review, June 5, 2020

A blistering critique from Gen. James Mattis will rattle Donald Trump by Matthew Fisher, Global News, June 5, 2020

By remaining silent on Trump, Canada’s leaders signal a national frailty by Peter Donolo, The Globe and Mail, June 4, 2020

‘Canada First’ may complicate necessary restructuring of country’s distressed businesses by Elizabeth Roscoe and Peter Donolo, Financial Post, June 4, 2020

Political Violence at a Glance by Stephen Saideman and Hasumi Tani, Asia & The Policy Society, June 3, 2020

Tibet 70 years later is a reminder of China’s true face by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, June 3, 2020

Dealing with the Chinese economy after COVID-19 by Stephen Nagy and Hasumi Tani, Asia & The Policy Society, June 3, 2020

How COVID-19 will re-shape global supply chains and the world economy by Eric Miller, National Newswatch, June 3, 2020

Long-term funding shifts due to COVID by Ross Fetterly, Global News, June 2, 2020

Trudeau and Sajjan should keep troops at Quebec’s long-term care homes by Matthew Fisher, Frontline, June 2, 2020

In a new cold war with China, America may need to befriend Russia by Eric Miller, The Hill, May 29, 2020

Steep costs of pandemic will cut foreign aid funding when it’s needed most by Matthew Fisher, Global News, May 29, 2020

For Chat’s Sake #3: Arctic Security: Conflict Hype and Dilemmas in the High North by Roger Hilton, Globsec, May 28, 2020

Advancing Canada’s Interests in the USA: a practitioner’s take on how Allan Gotlieb changed advocacy forever by Roy Norton, Wilson Center, May 27, 2020

Ottawa equivocates as China imposes its will on Hong Kong by Matthew Fisher, Global News, May 27, 2020

COVID-19 will hit the developing world’s cities the hardest. Here’s why by Richard Florida and Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, May 27, 2020

It’s time to learn from free trade talks and boost COVID-19 collaboration by Deanna Horton and Jean Charest, The Hill Times, May 27, 2020

Look to the new NAFTA for the roadmap to the future of the Canada-U.S. bond by Colin Robertson, The Hill Times, May 27, 2020

For better or for worse, the future of U.S.-Canada relations will evolve by Eric Miller, The Hill Times, May 27, 2020

China is hardening, not softening, and we should be concerned by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 27, 2020

Avoiding an Epic Mistake: The Case for Continuing the U.S. Mission in Sinai by Assaf Orion and Denis Thompson, The Washington Institute, May 27, 2020

Canadian Armed Forces respond to COVID-19 by Denis Thompson, The Hill Times, May 25, 2020

Defence procurement won’t be so easy to cut in a time of COVID-19 by Jeffrey Collins, Policy Options, May 22, 2020

China shows off military strength as Beijing eyes new rules for Hong Kong by Matthew Fisher, Global News, May 22, 2020

Geopolitics and COVID-19–An isolationist future is not in Canada’s interests by Michael Manulak, Ottawa Citizen, May 21, 2020

The 1980 referendum campaign: a shining Canadian moment by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 20, 2020

Snowbirds face an uncertain future with aging planes, dwindling budgets by Matthew Fisher, Global News, May 19, 2020

Will the Next U.S. Election Decide the Fate of North Korea’s Nuclear Arsenal by James Trottier, The National Interest, May 19, 2020

Breakdown lays out a fulsome set of policy recommendations by Dennis McConaghy, The Hill Times, May 18, 2020

How the Coronavirus Pandemic Will Permanently Expand Government Powers by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, May 16, 2020

Canada can improve its multi-agency approach to global threats by Leah West and Thomas Juneau et al., Policy Options, May 15, 2020

Megacity slums are incubators of disease – but coronavirus response isn’t helping the billion people who live in them by Richard Florida and Robert Muggah, The Conversation, May 14, 2020

Le Canada au Conseil de sécurité : gépolitique d’un vote (Canada in the Security Council : geopolitics of a vote) par/by Jocelyn Coulon, Policy Options/Options politiques, May 14, 2020

With Trump rebuffed, Canada should join other western leaders standing up to China by Matthew Fisher, Global News, May 13, 2020

The Star’s Macpherson defined moments in history in a single frame by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 13, 2020

This is how cities in the Global South can fight COVID-19 most effectively by Miguel Lago and Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, May 12, 2020

Why Kim Jong-un’s Death would Likely Not Change North Korea’s Future by James Trottier, The National Interest, May 11, 2020

Would men show their privates on telemedicine? by Tom Keenan, Calgary Herald, May 9, 2020

The Pandemic Has Triggered Dramatic Shifts in the Global Criminal Underworld by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, May 8, 2020

Rethinking the Canada-US relationship after the pandemic by Matthew Fisher, Policy Option, May 7, 2020

Gun control ends don’t justify the order-in-council means by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 6, 2020

The Nobel for Trump? Why not the Booker Prize for fiction instead? by Joseph Ingram, The Hill Times, May 6, 2020

China’s response to coronavirus criticism is diplomatic ‘charmless’ offensive by Matthew Fisher, Global News, May 6, 2020

How Life in Our Cities Will Look After the Coronavirus Pandemic by Robert Muggah et al., Foreign Policy, May 1, 2020

Why Canada’s navy and helicopters are deployed to the Mediterranean by Matthew Fisher, Global News, April 30, 2020

World Bank needs to make fragility a central priority in the COVID-19 era by Gary Milante and Robert Muggah, Devex, April 30, 2020

An independent COVID-19 investigation is imperative by Stephen Nagy, The Japan Times, April 30, 2020

Why the U.S. needs a pandemic communications unit by Heidi Tworek, Brookings Institute, April 29, 2020

Trottier: No matter what’s going on with Kim Jong-un, North Korea is unlikely to change course by James Trottier, Ottawa Citizen, April 29, 2020

Fondation pour la recherche stratégique par/by Benjamin Hautecouverture, The Hill Times, April 29, 2020

Early warning and COVID19 – bridging the gap between analysis and response by David Carment, The Hill Times, April 29, 2020

The tragedy in Nova Scotia should teach us all key lessons by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 29, 2020

Taxing Canadian expats not the silver bullet for generating post-COVID revenue by Andrew Griffith, The Hill Times, April 29, 2020

Lifting restrictions before it is time may cost lives by George Petrolekas, Ottawa Life Magazine, April 29, 2020

A North American strategy on medical devices would benefit all three nations by Brian Kingston and Michael McAdoo, Policy Options, April 28, 2020

Gotlieb revolutionized Canadian diplomacy with our primordial partner by Colin Robertson, The Hill Times, April 27, 2020

Why the international community should root for Kim Jong Un’s health by Matthew Fisher, Global News, April 27, 2020

Inequality in the Time of COVID-19: A Narrative of Two Americas by Sarah Goldfeder, Policy Magazine, April 27, 2020

The States and Reopening Under COVID-19: Why We Need North American Cooperation by Edward Alden and Laurie Trautman, Council on Foreign Relations, April 24, 2020

Coronavirus will change the way Canadians travel by Matthew Fisher, Global News, April 24, 2020

Latin America’s Coming Techlash by Robert Muggah, Project Syndicate, April 23, 2020

We urgently need major cooperation on global security in the COVID-19 era by Robert Muggah, David Steven, and Liz Tørres, World Economic Forum, April 23, 2020

China must not shape the future of human rights at the UN by Kyle Matthews and Margaret McCuaig-Johnson, The Conversation, April 22, 2020

The post-COVID Canada faces many challenges by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 22, 2020

Pandemics like the coronavirus crisis inspire outbreaks of art by Matthew Fisher, Global News, April 21, 2020

Redesigning the COVID-19 City by Robert Muggah and Thomas Ermacora, NPR, April 20, 2020

Where does Canada go post-COVID-19? by David Carment and Richard Nimijean, The Hill Times, April 20, 2020

CERB is an unintended experiment in basic income by Evelyn L. Forget and Hugh Segal, The Globe and Mail, April 19, 2020

The era of gigantic government is upon us by Eugene Lang, Policy Options, April 17, 2020

Coronavirus will strain Russia’s already troubled health care system by Matthew Fisher, Global News, April 17, 2020

The World Oil Market, COVID 19, and International Politics by John Stewart, McGill Maxwell School of Public Policy, April 16, 2020

Seul un changement de régime peut sauver l’Iran (Only regime change can save Iran) par/by Ferry de Kerckhove, CIPS-CÉPI, April 15, 2020

With COVID-19 and rising unemployment, Canada could use a ‘new deal’ jobs program by Matthew Fisher, Global News, April 15, 2020

We are in a crisis, so now is the time to act by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 15, 2020

How COVID-19 will reshape global politics by Eric Miller, iPolitics, April 14, 2020

We Can Make the Post-Coronavirus World a Much Less Violent Place by Robert Muggah and Steven Pinker, Foreign Policy, April 14, 2020

Even if big-league sports could resume soon, are fans ready to return? by Matthew Fisher, Global News, April 10, 2020

The role of the WHO in this crisis has been tarnished by politics by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 8, 2020

The fiasco involving the USS Roosevelt is bad news for global security by Matthew Fisher, National Post, April 8, 2020

Jay Rankin on COVID-19: We need more troops at home to prepare for the double whammy of natural disasters and coronavirus by Jay Rankin, National Post, April 6, 2020

Voyage en Asie du Sud: réflexions d’un ancien fonctionnaire (Travel in South Asia: reflections from a former public servant) par/by Ferry de Kerckhove, GERAC, April 5, 2020

How the coronavirus crisis is bad news for Canada’s military budget by Matthew Fisher, Global News, April 2, 2020

This pandemic must be understood, not feared, and that’s why good data is crucial by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 1, 2020

Does the coronavirus contain a silver lining? by Joseph Ingram, The Hill Times, April 1, 2020

COVID-19: As China Recovers, Will Its Economy Follow? by Stephen Nagy, The Diplomat, March 30, 2020

Why Donald Trump’s coronavirus border plan is much ado about nothing by Matthew Fisher (feat. D. Michael Day), Global News, March 29, 2020

Viral Inequality by Robert Muggah and Ian Goldin, Project Syndicate, March 27, 2020

The world before this coronavirus and after cannot be the same by Robert Muggah and Ian Goldin, The Conversation, March 27, 2020

‘Eerie’ absence of air travel amid coronavirus has repercussions on economy by Matthew Fisher, Global News, March 25, 2020

We should be inspired by the ‘greatest generation’ to pull together by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, March 25, 2020

Pandemia de coronavirus demanda resposta global contundente (Coronavirus pandemic demands strong response) by Jonathan Gravel and Robert Muggah, Noticias 24, March 24, 2020

Front-line medical providers need Justin Trudeau to invoke the Emergency Act by Jonathan Gravel and Matthew Lombard, The Star, March 23, 2020

How Switzerland ended up with the second-highest coronavirus infection rate in the world par/by Matthew Fisher, Global News, March 22, 2020

Le Canada et la Chine: une relation normale ? (Canada and China: a normal relation?) par/by Ferry de Kerckhove, CIPS Blog, March 22, 2020

For the G20 project – and multilateralism itself – the coronavirus is an existential threat by Colin Robertson, The Globe and Mail, March 22, 2020

Canadian Armed Forces prep coronavirus response plan, but no request got help yet by Matthew Fisher, Global News, March 20, 2020

Canada-U.S. border closure may be necessary but will bring additional economic pain by Meredith Lilly, Ottawa Citizen, March 19, 2020

China’s Coronavirus Victory? by Christopher Bishop, CIPS Blog, March 18, 2020

Is the “business Liberal” extinct? by Eugene Lang, Policy Options, March 18, 2020

We must all survive and eventually prosper again by George Petrolekas, Ottawa Life Magazine, March 18, 2020

As COVID-19 spreads, the war of words between Beijing and Washington helps no one by Matthew Fisher, Global News, March 18, 2020

How cities around the world are handling COVID-19 – and why we need to measure their preparedness by Robert Muggah and Rebecca Katz, World Economic Forum, March 17, 2020

The world needs leaders right now, but it has Trump, Xi and Putin instead by Matthew Fisher, Global News, March 15, 2020

Coronavirus closes the curtain on the globe by Matthew Fisher, Global News, March 12, 2020

Crisis exposes China’s institutional problems by Stephen R. Nagy, The Japan Times, March 12, 2020

Japan silently marks 75th anniversary of the devastating Tokyo bombing by Matthew Fisher, Global News, March 10, 2020

Coronavirus outbreak tests China’s president Xi Jinping by Matthew Fisher, Global News, March 8, 2020

Donald Trump’s Taliban peace deal leaves out Afghanistan government and NATO by Matthew Fisher, Global News, March 5, 2020

How reducing inequality will make our cities safer by Robert Muggah and Sameh Wahba, World Economic Forum, March 2, 2020

How the coronavirus has changed daily life in Asia by Matthew Fisher, Global News, March 1, 2020

The NAFTA replacement isn’t perfect , but it’s good enough. Ottawa should pass it by Colin Robertson, The Globe & Mail, February 24, 2020

Canada’s China-U.S. conundrum by David Carment and Richard Nimijean, The Hill Times, February 24, 2020

Ties that Bind: Huawei and the Chinese Party-State by Stephen Nagy, Geopolitical Monitor, February 24, 2020

Japan caught in the grip of a virus delivered by sea and air by Matthew Fisher, Global News, February 23, 2020

Liberals have stifled reconciliation with their politicization of resource projects by Ron Wallace, The Calgary Herald, February 22, 2020

What Justin Trudeau could write to his new friends in Africa by Matthew Fisher, Global News, February 14, 2020

What crises like the coronavirus pandemic tell us about regimes by David J. Bercuson, National Post, February 13, 2020

lan de paix de Trump: le vice appuyé au bras du crime by Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, February 11, 2020

Canada’s sense of ‘national project’ is unravelling by Matthew Fisher, Global News, February 9, 2020

Yes, the coronavirus is a threat to health, but we should not panic by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, February 5, 2020

How Is the Coronavirus Shaping South Korea’s Cooperation with China and Northeast Asia? by Jaeho Hwang, The Diplomat, February 5, 2020

Get ready for the U.S.-China sideswipe: Phase one trade truce could be devastating for Canadian exporters by Brian Kingston and Michael McAdoo, Financial Post, February 4, 2020

Why Canada needs a foreign policy review by Michael W. Manulak, The Ottawa Citizen, February 3, 2020

Britain exits the EU and enters uncertainty by Matthew Fisher, Global News, February 2, 2020

To win a UN Security Council seat, Canada needs to compete hard by Colin Robertson, The Globe and Mail, January 30, 2020

Ottawa faces challenges at home and with China as coronavirus spreads by Matthew Fisher, Global News, January 31, 2020

Harry, Meaghan and the need for a Canadian ‘Rexit’ by Peter Donolo, The Globe and Mail, January 29, 2020

Will Britain’s Decision on Huawei Help Canada to Finally Decide? by Hugh Stephens, School of Public Policy’s Blog, January 29, 2020

How to untie the Canada-China knot? Abandon U.S. request to extradite Huawei exec, bloc telecom giant’s access to 5G network by Eugene Lang, The Hill Times, January 28, 2020

Canada and USMCA: An Unexpected Success Story by John M. Weekes, Brink News, January 24, 2020

What matters more than Harris’ mustache by Hwang Jae-Ho, The Korea Times, January 23, 2020

Look to cities, not nation-states, to solve our biggest challenges by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, January 23, 2020

Harry and Meghan’s move to Canada a ‘white-hot’ topic in B.C. by Matthew Fisher, Global News, January 23, 2020

Canada needs to face down China’s hostage-taking tactics by Philip Calvert, Nikkei Asian Review, January 21, 2020

Why Canada has no embassy in Iran, and what can be done by Thomas Juneau, The Star, January 20, 2020

MPs return to Ottawa, but with little interest in foreign affairs by Matthew Fisher, Global News, January 19, 2020

Growing use of submarines by David J. Bercuson, Legion, January 18, 2020

Putin’s plan for unlimited power by Matthew Fisher and Michael Fujimoto, Global News, January 16, 2020

Cyberwar is coming to a city near you by Robert Muggah and Michael Fujimoto, The Globe and Mail, January 15, 2020

Increased use of drones by Trump’s regime signals a disturbing change in military policy by David Carment, Global News, January 14, 2020

Canada, Iran and the intervention trap by David Carment, Global News, January 14, 2020

Iran accepts blame, yet questions linger over the shooting of flight 752 by Matthew Fisher, Global News, January 12, 2020

Tragic crash of Ukraine airliner reveals the perils of Persian Gulf airspace by Matthew Fisher, Global News, January 9, 2020

Let’s get Canada’s foreign policy house in order by Randolph Mank, Policy Options, January 7, 2020

The brewing situation between Iran and the U.S. is very much Canada’s problem by Hugh Segal, The Globe & Mail, January 6, 2020

Commentary: Canada-led NATO training mission in Iraq in deep jeopardy by Mathew Fisher, Global News, January 6, 2020

Commentary: The question of Iran revenge attacks is not “if” but “when” by Mathew Fisher, Global News, January 4, 2020

Commentary: The 2020s have already begun with a military bang by Mathew Fisher, Global News, January 3, 2020

Why Ottawa must say no to Huawei on building Canada’s 5G networks by Matthew Lombardi, The Globe and Mail, January 2, 2020

Face to Face: Is the North Warning System Obsolete? by Andrea Charron and Ernie Regehr, Legion Magazine, January 2, 2020

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2019 Articles

Ottawa’s renewed push for trade diversification is a necessary defence against Donald Trump by Eric Miller, The Globe and Mail, December 31, 2019

Commentary: How Putin, Xi and Trump shook up the world this past decade by Matthew Fisher, Global News, December 29, 2019

Why Canada shouldn't agree to swap Meng Wanzhou for the two Canadian prisoners in China by Hugh Stephens, The Financial Post, December 11, 2019

Canada is rich – and cheap by Eugene Lang, The Globe and Mail, December 9, 2019

Commentary: Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor have been in a Chinese jail for one year by Matthew Fisher, Global News, December 8, 2019

Rasiulis: Normandy Summit could be a roadmap to peace between Russia, Ukraine by Andrew P. Rasiulis, Ottawa Citizen, December 8, 2019

Causes and results of recent North Korea-US negotiations by James Trottier, CIPS Blog, December 3, 2019

Infighting among members weakens NATO alliance by Matthew Fisher, Global News, December 1, 2019

David J. Bercuson: Russia set to dominate the Arctic unless Canada acts quickly to address shipping concerns. by David J. Bercuson, National Post, November 28, 2019

Canada has plenty to gain from upping its defence spending by Colin Robertson, NAFTA, Trade, Defence and the US Relationship, November 27, 2019

Canada’s new foreign minister must figure out how to deal with China by Matthew Fisher, Global News, November 24, 2019

Three ominous policy challenges await Canada’s new Parliament by Matthew Fisher, Global News, November 14, 2019

Military justice system remains intact by David J. Bercuson, Legion Magazine, November 13, 2019

How the Berlin Wall, the most vile symbol of the Cold War, fell 30 years ago by Matthew Fisher, Global News, November 9, 2019

Key Drivers in US-North Korea Relations by James Trottier, Centre for International Policy Studies Blog, November 7, 2019

Content Piracy as Hybrid Warfare by Hugh Stephens, Hugh Stephens Blog, November 4, 2019

Why did Canada send a team to the military world game in China? by Matthew Fisher, Global News, November 3, 2019

The Trudeaus and Western Alienation by Eugene Lang, Policy Options, November 1, 2019

Canada's weakened government faces tough choices over China by Philip Calvert, Nikkei Asian Review, November 1, 2019

Lessons learned from a nasty, unpredictable campaign by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, October 23, 2019

Implications of the 2019 federal elections by Ferry de Kerckhove (feat. Alan Stephenson), Frontline, October 22, 2019

No War, No Peace: Healing the World’s Violent Societies by Rachel Leinfeld and Robert Muggah, Carnegie Europe, October 14, 2019

Canada needs to plan ways to meet China’s military challenge by Matthew Fisher, Global News, October 13, 2019

China does not have to be Canada’s only partner in Asia by Matthew Fisher, Global News, October 7, 2019

Bringing the navy up to date by David J. Bercuson, Legion Magazine, October 4, 2019

Canada cannot cut foreign aid. We’re already not doing enough by Colin Robertson, Globe and Mail, October 2, 2019

Canadian party leaders agree on one thing — how little they have to say on foreign policy by Matthew Fisher, Global News, October 1, 2019

Cities are easy prey for cybercriminals. Here's how they can fight back by Robert Muggah and Marc Goodman, World Economic Forum, September 30, 2019

As the nuclear arms race heats up, Canada’s got a critical role to play by Michael W. Manulak, Policy Options, September 16, 2019

Recession Risk is a Taboo Subject for Election Campaigns by Eugene Lang, Policy Options, September 11, 2019

It Is Time To Place Energy At The Heart Of The U.S.-Europe Security Relationship by Ike Brannon and Eric Miller, Forbes, September 10, 2019

Canadian Peacekeepers returning home from Mali feeling under utilized by Matthew Fisher, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, September 9, 2019

Canadian government needs to have a more unified China strategy across all domains including innovation and research direction by Amy Karam, The Hill Times, September 9, 2019

What happened to Canada’s goal of restoring our role on the world stage? by Jocelyn Coulon, The Globe and Mail, September 3, 2019

As Hong Kong’s protesters fight for Western ideals, the West shows how disconnected it has become by Eric Miller, The Globe and Mail, August 29, 2019

G7 leaders in France urged to present united front on Hong Kong by Murray Bewster (feat. Colin Robertson), CBC News, August 26, 2019

The 'Jihadi Jack' debate: Who has a right to come back to Canada? by Chris Hall (feat. Kyle Matthews), The House, CBC Radio, August 24, 2019

Amazon fires: the world's lungs are filling with smoke by Robert Muggah, The Sydney Morning Herald, August 22, 2019

Canada's servicemen and women no longer well-served by Ottawa by Tim Dunne, The Chronicle Herald, August 21, 2019

A tougher Canada is needed for the new world order by Randolph Mank, Policy Options, August 19, 2019

As champions of liberty and democracy, G7 leaders must speak out on Hong Kong by Colin Robertson, The Global and Mail, August 19, 2019

More ‘likes’ for defence and security issues: engaging young audiences by Roger Hilton, NATO Review, August 14, 2019

Can Newfoundland and Labrador attract immigrants if they don't feel welcome? by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, August 7, 2019

Parties competing over values, not substance, in foreign policy platforms by David Carment and Richard Nimijean, The Hill Times, August 7, 2019

Without Improved Transparency, Platform Regulation Is a Pipe Dream by Heidi Tworek, CIGI, July 25, 2019

Internet Governance Can't Be Divorced from Infrastructure Governance by Heidi Tworek, CIGI, July 23, 2019

Cabinet needs to take responsibility for cleaning up the fighter procurement mess by Al Stephenson, iPolitics, July 25, 2019

Is it Time for a Canadian as NATO SecGen? Yes by Tim Dunne, Frontline Defence, July 25, 2019

Is it Time for a Canadian as NATO SecGen? No by Brett Boudreau, Frontline Defence, July 25, 2019

Return to peacekeeping ends quietly by David Bercuson, Legion Magazine, July 19, 2019

'Good enough' global cooperation is key to our survival by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, July 17, 2019

Minister's rhetoric masks reality of misguided project rules by Ron Wallace and Colleen Collins, Calgary Herald, July 13, 2019

Trudeau’s precarious hold on the Liberal foreign policy agenda by David Carment and Richard Nimijean, iPolitics, July 9, 2019

The rise of Boris Johnson reinforces populist narratives. Will Canada follow suit? by Eugene Lang, Ottawa Citizen, July 9, 2019

After Trump and Kim’s DMZ parley, where will the roadshow head next? by James Trottier, The Globe and Mail, July 2, 2019

How China’s sponge cities are preparing for sea-level rise by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, June 28, 2019

Putin and Camouflage Diplomacy by Ferry de Kerckhove, IEFA Magazine, June 27, 2019

Close Encounters During Operation NEON by Matthew Fisher, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, June 25, 2019

Canada’s Transit of the Taiwan Strait by Matthew Fisher, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, June 21, 2019

Instead of playing defence against Huawei, Washington must make it a ‘frenemy’ by Amy Karam, The Globe and Mail, June 18, 2019

Canada should resist any urge to retreat from the world stage by Kyle Matthews and Irwin Cotler, Montreal Gazette, June 13, 2019

Trump throws down the Arctic gauntlet: get ready for a rocky summer by Adam Lajeunesse, The Hill Times, June 10, 2019

Canada is caught in the middle of a second Cold War by David Curtis Wright, The Globe and Mail, June 9, 2019

As EU takes steps to protect its music industry, Canada should follow suit by Eric Miller, The Hill Times, June 4, 2019

Canada’s UN submission will (eventually) draw the lines on the map by Andrea Charron, The Conversation, June 4, 2019

‘Don’t mention the war’: what message are the government, military delivering? by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 29, 2019

Zelinskiy’s Inauguration: A New Era in Ukrainian Politics by Andrew Rasiulis, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, May 29, 2019

Defence update: Arctic offshore and patrol vessels and the Nanisivik Naval Facility by Adam Lajeunesse, The Hill Times, May 27, 2019

Why is the Minister of Defence MIA on Kandahar cenotaph debacle? by Brett Boudreau, The Globe and Mail, May 27, 2019

Wining at all costs: The bizarre position of the Trump administration on the Northwest Passage by Robert Huebert, The Globe & Mail, May 20, 2019

How computers kill people, or let’s not ‘move fast and break things’ by Thomas Keenan, The Hill Times, May 15, 2019

Why is China so angry with Canada? It's not just the Huawei CFO case by Amy Karam, The Hill Times, May 8, 2019

Kenney government takes new approach on energy: will it work? by Monica Gattinger, Daily Oil Bulletin, May 7, 2019

Crisis in Venezuela by Danielle Smith (feat. Kyle Matthews), Global News Radio, May 1, 2019

Information warfare is here to stay by Heidi Tworek, Foreign Affairs, April 25, 2019

Farewell to the ‘humble’ satellite – see you in 400 years by Charity Weeden, SpaceQ, April 23, 2019

Brazil’s murder rate finally fell – and by a lot by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, April 22, 2019

The SNC-Lavalin Affair: Lessons for Bill C-69 by Monica Gattinger, Daily Oil Bulletin, April 15, 2019

Reducing homicide in Brazil: Insights into what works by Robert Muggah, Spencer Chainey, and Renata Avelar Giannini, Americas Quarterly, April 15, 2019

The rout of ISIS gives the world an opportunity to defeat its ideology by Kyle Matthews, The Conversation, April 14, 2019

Friend or faux? Four years of failed foreign policy by David Carment, Brandon Jamieson, Fatimah Elfeitori, and Emily Robertson, Times Colonist, April 14, 2019

A path towards internal free trade in Canada by Jean Charest and Deanna Horton, Ottawa Citizen, April 11, 2019

NAFTA 2.0: Drilling Down – The Impact of CUSMA/USMCA on Canadian Energy Stakeholders by John Weekes, Darrel Pearson, Lawrence Smith, and Margaret Kim, Energy Regulation Quarterly, April 10, 2019

American exceptionalism: applying a 19th-century belief to the 21st century by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 3, 2019

Why limit pipeline choices for Alberta oil? by Robert Hage, Policy Options, April 2, 2019

Is Canada really back on the global stage? by David Carment, Emily Robertson, Fatimah Elfeitori, and Brandon Jamieson, The Hill Times, March 28, 2019

Canadian companies vie for global attention by Brett Boudreau, Frontline Defence, March 25, 2019

Brazil is tackling high murder rates with a new wave of crime programs by Robert Muggah and Renata Giannini, Apolitical, March 25, 2019

Taking stock of Ottawa’s diversity promises by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, March 25, 2019

The state of war by Rachel Kleinfeld and Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, March 18, 2019

As populism rises, look at what has fallen: Wages by Eugene Lang, Policy Options, March 13, 2019

Five years after the annexation of Crimea: Are EU-Russia relations irrevocably damaged? by Julian Lindley-French, Friends of Europe, March 13, 2019

US pulls diplomats from its embassy in Caracas, and tensions between Venezuela and Brazil escalate by Robert Muggah, The Conversation, March 12, 2019

Fighting Climate Change Means Fighting Organized Crime by Robert Muggah, Adriana Abdenur, and Ilona Szabo, Project Syndicate, March 12, 2019

Sino-U.S. rivalry raises tough choices for allies by Stephen Nagy, Japan Times, March 12, 2019

Canada’s energy future and the perils of dangerous optimism by Monica Gattinger, Daily Oil Bulletin, March 11, 2019

Pandemics are the world’s silent killers. We need new ways to contain them by Robert Muggah, Devex, March 8, 2019

In an era of global uncertainty, the SDGs can be our guide by John McArthur and Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, March 8, 2019

Brazil and Venezuela clash over migrants, humanitarian aid and closed borders by Robert Muggah and Adriana Abdenur, The Conversation, March 7, 2019

As Guaidó returns to Venezuela, priorities are de-escalation and elections by Adriana Erthal Abdenur and Robert Muggah, Global Observatory, March 6, 2019

Haiti’s Troubles Must Not be Forgotten by Athena Kolbe and Robert Muggah, NPR, March 4, 2019

L’Avenir incertain de L’Algérie by Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, March 4, 2019

Canada must not be naïve when dealing with China’s authoritarian regime by Hugh Segal, The Globe and Mail, March 4, 2019

What it will take for Haiti to be a real, true democracy by Robert Muggah and Athena Kolbe, The Globe and Mail, March 1, 2019

In the U.S.-North Korea summit’s ashes, nothing – and everything – changes by James Trottier, The Globe and Mail, February 28, 2019

Thanks to the internet, immunization is now controversial by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, February 27, 2019

Trump-Kim summit in Hanoi – More show than showdown by James Trottier, Ottawa Citizen, February 25, 2019

Religious violence is on the rise. What can faith-based communities do about it? by Robert Muggah and Ali Velshi, World Economic Forum, February 25, 2019

Des Décisions Déconnectées de nos priorités by Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, February 23, 2019

As the Islamic Republic of Iran turns 40, let’s examine our rocky relationship with the country by Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, February 18, 2019

Representing Canada in the UAE by Brett Boudreau, Frontline Defence, February 18, 2019

Is the next big fight over the Northwest Passage coming? by Adam Lajeunesse, Policy Options, February 14, 2019

China is not our friend by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, February 13, 2019

High-Tech domination and the U.S.-China trade war: AI is cheapening authoritarian governance by Stephen Nagy, Geopolitical Monitor, February 12, 2019

Durable energy policy in Canada: Waiting for Godot? by Monica Gattinger, Daily Oil Bulletin, February 11, 2019

John McCallum’s China gaffe shouldn’t obscure his successes by Eugene Lang, Ottawa Citizen, January 31, 2019

Fear of Huawei signals shortcomings in the West by Amy Karam, Toronto Star, January 29, 2019

When it comes to Arctic resource development, Russia is on fire while Canada is cold as ice by Ron Wallace, The Hill Times, January 25, 2019

In for the long haul? National Shipbuilding in Canada and Australia by Jeffrey F. Collins, The Hill Times, January 21, 2019

It’s time for Canada and China to tone down the rhetoric by Hugh Stephens, The Conversation, January 17, 2019

The state of international relations studies in Canada by Steve Saideman, OpenCanada, January 16, 2019

How will the 116th Congress Drive the Conversation? by Sarah Goldfeder, Policy Options, January 10, 2019

Relaxing Brazil’s gun laws could make a murderous country even deadlier by Robert Muggah, National Public Radio, January 10, 2019

How to survive and thrive in our age of uncertainty by Robert Muggah and Ian Goldin, World Economic Forum, January 7, 2019

A Year to Act by Ian Goldin and Robert Muggah, Project Syndicate, January 4, 2019

Violent disorder is on the rise. Is inequality to blame? by Robert Muggah and Clionadh Raleigh, World Economic Forum, January 4, 2019

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2018 Articles

How to counter China’s ambitions in the South China Sea
by Stephen Nagy, The National Interest, December 30, 2018

Europe faces a ‘welcoming crisis’ when it comes to migrants and refugees. It’s not fair
by Raouf Farrah and Robert Muggah, OpenDemocracy, December 20, 2018

How Brazil can do better for Venezuela’s refugees
by Maiara Folly and Robert Muggah, Americas Quarterly, December 18, 2018

Gaps still remain in Canadian defence, Despite progress
by Jeffrey F. Collins, The Hill Times, December 14, 2018

Canada’s dilemma over Meng Wanzhou and Huawei
by Hugh Stephens, OpenCanada, December 13, 2018

Market (in)access for Canadian oil: lessons for other resource sectors?
by Monica Gattinger, The Hill Times, December 12, 2018

The world’s disturbing inaction as the Genocide Convention turns 70
by Kyle Matthews and Allan Rock, The Conversation, December 4, 2018

Canada-Taiwan Economic Opportunities are Being Ignored
by Matthew Fisher, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, November 26, 2018

Hospital stats show birth tourism rising in major cities
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, November 22, 2018

RCAF’s pilot shortage being felt in Romania
by Matthew Fisher, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, November 22, 2018

Canada making real procurement progress, but still falling short
by David Perry, The Hill Times, November 21, 2018

Addressing minority rights in Ukraine, Latvia key to successful deterrence
by David Carment & Dani Belo, The Hill Times, November 21, 2018

Trident Juncture 18: NATO’s Norwegian Exercise
by Matthew Fisher, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, November 14, 2018

We can’t rely solely on Silicon Valley to tackle online hatred
by Chris Tenove, Heidi Tworek, and Fenwick McKelvey, The Globe and Mail, November 12, 2018

Psychologists give new insight into political and religious violence: it’s for the thrill
by Tom Keenan, Calgary Herald, November 10, 2018

Three months in, here’s what’s at stake in Canada’s Mali mission
by Chris W. J. Roberts, The Hill Times, November 7, 2018

Brazil took a hard turn to the right. Now what?
by Robert Muggah, The Globe and Mail, November 2, 2018

How NAFTA became the USMCA
by John Weekes, Policy Options, November 2, 2018

It ain’t over if Trump’s not winning: The USMCA Scoreboard
by Sarah Goldfeder, Policy Options, November 2, 2018

Failing the Rohingya: What can be done about Myanmar?
by Sarah Goldfeder, iPolitics, November 2, 2018

A new perspective on immigrants’ economic outcomes in Canada
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, October 31, 2018

How cities, not states, can solve the world’s biggest problems
by Robert Muggah and Reuben Abraham, World Economic Forum, October 31, 2018

Alberta sits on more cost-competitive oil than ever, but still can’t move it
by Kevin Birn, Financial Post, October 30, 2018

Brazil’s foreign policy lurches rightward
by Robert Muggah, The Global Observatory, October 30, 2018

The Trudeau government is taking the slowest way to getting Trans Mountain built
by Dennis McConaghy, Financial Post, October 24, 2018

Why Canada must prosecute returning ISIS fighters
by Kyle Matthews, The Conversation, October 17, 2018

The future of war: The risks in confronting China and Russia
by David Carment & Dani Belo, iPolitics, October 13, 2018

Can Brazil’s democracy be saved?
by Robert Muggah, New York Times, October 8, 2018

Brazilian democracy on the brink
by Robert Muggah, Project Syndicate, October 5, 2018

Our obsession with the U.S. is hazardous
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, October 3, 2018

USMCA’s fine print giving U.S. the right to veto Canada-China trade deal is a major setback
by Hugh Stephens, The Globe and Mail, October 2, 2018

Cities need to welcome – not resist – refugees
by Robert Muggah, CityLab, October 2, 2018

A call to protect the Baha’I minority in Yemen
by Kyle Matthews, OpenCanada, September 27, 2018

Big Tech is overselling AI as a solution to online extremism
by Kyle Matthews and Nicolai Pogadl, The Conversation, September 16, 2018

The coming crime wars
by Robert Muggah and John P. Sullivan, Foreign Policy, September 21, 2018

The Koreas are getting along – but denuclearization questions remain
by Marius Grinius, The Globe and Mail, September 20, 2018

Canada’s growing challenges with economic sanctions
by Andrea Charron and Cristina Aliu, The Canadian Press, September 17, 2018

Border security and immigration control are not contrary to Liberal values
by Kelly Sundberg, The Hill Times, September 17, 2018

Big Tech is overselling AI as the solution to online extremism
by Kyle Matthews & Nicolai Pogadl, The Conversation, September 17, 2018

Ottawa is blowing up energy regulation at the worst possible time for pipelines
by Ron Wallace and Rowland Harrison, Financial Post, September 12, 2018

How the dairy lobby’s cash grab put Canada in Trump’s crosshairs
by Hugh Stephens, iPolitics, September 12, 2018

Quietly, one of President Trump’s tariffs threatens American democracy
by Heidi Tworek, The Washington Post, September 11, 2018

National Shipbuilding Strategy worth doing right
by David Perry, The Hill Times, September 10, 2018

Canadian Energy – between an economic rock and a progressive hard place
by Monica Gattinger, Daily Oil Bulletin, September 6, 2018

Contemplating the ransomware from hell
by Tom Keenan, Frontline Security, September 5, 2018

What the previous government learned about birth tourism
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, August 28, 2018

Mali is slipping back into chaos
by Robert Muggah, The Globe and Mail, August 24, 2018

Kofi Annan had his flaws, but he inspired a generation
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, August 22, 2018

Deciding on a Canadian approach to missile defence
by Andrew Futter & Jeffrey Collins, iPolitics, August 17, 2018

The U.N. can’t bring peace to the Central African Republic
by Robert Muggah, Foreign Policy, August 16, 2018

Canada's Outgoing Defence Attaché: U.S. and Canada Still Have Each Other's Back
by Rear-Admiral William Truelove, Wilson Center, August 15, 2018

Foreign policy by Twitter: Is the goal to be ‘liked’ or effective?
by Hugh Stephens, iPolitics, August 14, 2018

Bill C-69: Is anybody thinking about how to implement it?
by Monica Gattinger, The Hill Times, August 13, 2018

A Look at Canadian Trade: What Legislators Need to Do
by Colin Robertson, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, August 9, 2018

Why two words set off our diplomatic spat with Saudi Arabia
by Peter Jones, The Globe & Mail, August 7, 2018

Deal or No Deal Brexit? Negotiations Near the Cliff’s Edge
by Denis Clark, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, August 1, 2018

Government regulation is going to put the energy industry into the ground
by Ron Wallace and Jack Mintz, Calgary Herald, July 28, 2018

China won’t solve NAFTA challenges – but we still have to engage with them
by Hugh Stephens, Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, July 23, 2018

The Outcome of Mexico’s 2018 Election: Consequences, Risks and Opportunities
by Francisco Suarez Davila, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, July 26, 2018

Northern Ontario offers insight into Canadian paradox
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, July 25, 2018

We can have open, respectful debates on immigration
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, July 20, 2018

The only way out of Nicaragua’s violent crisis rests in Ortega’s hands
by Robert Muggah, The Globe and Mail, July 19, 2018

The MV Asterix Delivers: Canada’s Supply Ship Impresses at Sea
by Matthew Fisher, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, July 18, 2018

Large parts of the world are growing more fragile. Here are 5 steps to reverse course
by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, July 17, 2018

More to this week’s NATO summit than Trump’s antics
by Stefanie von Hlatky, OpenCanada, July 13, 2018

If Brexit forces a hard Irish border, the answer may be unity
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, July 11, 2018

Why Canada should pave a path for NATO longevity?
by Elinor Sloan, The Globe and Mail, July 10, 2018

Adapt our Alliance Now and Together!
by Julian Lindley-French et al., GLOBSEC, July 9, 2018

6 ways to ensure AI and new tech works for – not against – humanity
by Robert Muggah and Camino Kavanagh, World Economic Forum, July 5, 2018

Canada can be a strong partner in Vietnam’s economic development
by Eric Miller, The Globe and Mail, July 4, 2018

Canada’s future prosperity depends on opening – not closing – our borders
by Hugh Segal, Maureen Silcoff & Karen Chen, National Post, July 4, 2018

China’s ambitions in the North America Arctic
by Lindsay Rodman, Diplomat & International Canada, July 2, 2018

On foreign policy, Trudeau’s Liberals are long on rhetoric, short on action
by David Carment & Richard Nimijean, The Hill Times, June 28, 2018

Donald Trump shifts the West’s focus to protectionism
by Colin Robertson, The American Conservative, June 22, 2018

Why Canada needs a new supply ship for relief missions
by Jeffrey F. Collins & Andrea Lane, Policy Options, June 21, 2018

Canada’s trade retaliation is rational, but Trump isn’t – that’s why it won’t work
by Eugene Lang, The Globe and Mail, June 20, 2018

The terrible price of zero tolerance immigration
by Robert Muggah, OpenDemocracy, June 19, 2018

The chilling parallels between the Trump-Kim summit and 1938 Munich
by Rob Huebert, The Globe and Mail, June 18, 2018

Trump-Kim summit: Powerful on symbolism, weak on substance
by James Trottier, The Globe and Mail, June 12, 2018

In trade war with Trump, Canada should stop defending the indefensible on dairy products
by Hugh Stephens, The Conversation, June 12, 2018

Adapting NATO to an unpredictable and fast-changing world
by Julian Lindley-French, Sécurité & Défense Magazine, June 11, 2018

Canada is right to shift focus toward Baghdad and away from the Kurds
by Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, June 11, 2018

China Trade Wars 2.0 – An Approach for the G7
by Amy Karam, iPolitics, June 8, 2018

What could Trudeau do to prevent another Trans Mountain debacle - but isn't
by Dennis McConaghy, Financial Post, June 7, 2018

Kinder Morgan deal reminds us we’re still hewers if wood, drawers of water
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, June 6, 2018

Iran’s allies are preparing a genocide in Yemen. But there’s still time to stop it
by Kyle Matthews, National Post, June 5, 2018

Conflict prevention is back in vogue, and not a moment too soon
by Robert Muggah, The Hill Times, June 4, 2018

It’s time to call the bluff on the ‘Bluffer-in-Chief’
by Hugh Stephens, iPolitics, May 31, 2018

Brazil needs a 21st century data protection strategy
by Robert Muggah & Louise Marie Hurel, Council on Foreign Relations, May 30, 2018

Myanmar’s Rohingya refugees: Bob Rae presses Canada’s efforts in precarious situation
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, May 30, 2018

One year of Strong, Secure. Engaged: a status report on concurrent operations
by Elinor Sloan, The Hill Times, May 28, 2018

Why benefits of citizenship aren’t always equal
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, May 25, 2018

A summit that wasn’t: Trump and Kim’s goals were incompatible from the start
by James Trottier, The Globe and Mail, May 24, 2018

Does Canada’s bill to protect military victims go far enough?
by Lindsay Rodman, The Globe and Mail, May 24, 2018

NORAD’s struggle for relevance on its 60th birthday
by Andrea Charron, The Conversation, May 8, 2018

Remind us, why does Canada want a seat on the UN Security Council?
by Eugene Lang & David Perry, The Globe and Mail, May 7, 2018

UN is not a corporation
by Barbara Martin, The Globe and Mail, May 3, 2018

North, South Korea Summit sets the stage for Trump-Kim talks
by James Trottier, The Globe and Mail, April 27, 2018

Digital safety in the world’s most dangerous war zone
by Deirdre Collings & Robert Muggah, iPolitics, April 27, 2018

Is it Time for a Canadian as NATO SecGen?
by Brett Boudreau, Frontline Defence, April 26, 2018

Five ways to sharpen the effectiveness of Canada’s diplomatic corps
by Daryl Copeland, OpenCanada, April 24, 2018

Could the UK stay in the EU and keep its independence?
by Anthony Cary & Julian Lindley-French, Policy Options, April 24, 2018

What should the voting rights of Canadian expatriates be?
by Andrew Griffith & Robert Vineberg, Vancouver Sun, April 23, 2018

Reviewing David Fraser’s book on Op Medusa
by Brett Boudreau, Frontline Defence, April 22, 2018

Trump and the TPP: What should Canada do?
by Hugh Stephens, Policy Options, April 20, 2018

US air strikes: A blip or start of a new phase of Syrian war?
by Kyle Matthews, OpenCanada, April 18, 2018

The importance of thinking internationally on space collaborations
by Michael Gleason & Charity Weeden, Space News, April 17, 2018

Le jour où Trudeau a déçu l'ONU
by Jocelyn Coulon, L'Actualité, April 13, 2018

Hockey brings Canadians together, in triumph and tragedy
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, April 11, 2018

The global liberal order is in trouble – can it be salvaged or will it be replaced?
by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, April 10, 2018

Brazil’s Critical Infrastructure Faces a Growing Risk of Cyberattacks
by Robert Muggah & Nathan Thompson, Council on Foreign Relations, April 10, 2018

What’s next in Canada’s response to the Skripal attack in Britain?
by Rob Huebert, The Hill Times, April 7, 2018

What Europe can teach Canada about protecting democracy
by Heidi Tworek & Chris Tenove, The Conversation, April 6, 2018

The Liberals’ midpoint record on defence and security is mixed
by David Carment, Nabil Bhatia, Natalie Lamarche & William O’Connell, The Hill Times, March 28, 2018

Tweets are the new vox populi
by Heidi Tworek, Columbia Journalism Review, March 27, 2018

The new space race: Canada must champion an international security strategy for artificial intelligence
by Matthew Lombardi & Max Seltzer, iPolitics, March 23, 2018

Beyond NAFTA – Advantage U.S. Economy
by Sarah Goldfeder, Policy Magazine, March 22, 2018

What the census tells us about citizenship?
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, March 20, 2018

Trudeau is failing to follow through on his defence policy
by David Perry, The Hill Times, March 7, 2018

If Canada wants to do business in India, it has to treat it with respect
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, March 7, 2018

Military intervention won’t solve the violence in Rio de Janeiro
by Robert Muggah, LA Times, March 2, 2018

The deception virus infecting the global liberal order
by Robert Muggah & Bruno Giussani, Open Democracy, March 1, 2018

Forget more defence dollars - Canada needs to fix its procurement process
by Steve Saideman, OpenCanada, February 23, 2018

Will Canada's G7 Presidency effect reform in Ukraine?
by Andrew Rasiulis, Frontline Defence, February 22, 2018

Here’s why a shortage of pipelines hurts Canada
by Kevin Birn, Calgary Herald, February 15, 2018

Brazil at the Liberal Crossroads
by Arminio Fraga & Robert Muggah, Project Syndicate, February 13, 2018

Venezuelan refugees inflame Brazil’s already simmering migrant crisis
by Robert Muggah, The Conversation, February 12, 2018

The future global order will be managed by China and US – get used to it
by Robert Muggah & Yves Tiberghien, World Economic Forum, February 12, 2018

Venezuelan refugees inflame Brazil’s already simmering migrant crisis
by Robert Muggah, San Francisco Chronicle, February 12, 2018

Ukraine's new law: what lies ahead?
by David Carment, Miliano Nikolko & Dani Belo, Hamilton Spectator, February 9, 2018

Which Latin American countries got safer in 2017?
by Robert Muggah and Katherine Aguirre, Americas Quarterly, February 5, 2018

China’s Arctic Ambitions: The New Arctic Policy of a ‘Near Arctic State’
by Adam Lajeunesse and P. Whitney Lackenbaur, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, February 2, 2018

It’s time to get used to a new global order with China and the U.S. at its centre
by Robert Muggah and Yves Tiberghien, IPolitics, February 2, 2018

Indigenous voters and the 2019 election
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, February 1, 2018

NAFTA is not the whole – but we treat it like it is: Blank and Gattinger for Inside Policy
by Stephen Blank and Monica Gattinger, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, February 1, 2018

Thinking through our quest for a China trade deal
by Randolph Mank, Policy Options, January 31, 2018

Populism is poisoning the global liberal order
by Francis Fukuyama & Robert Muggah, The Globe and Mail, January 30, 2018

5 facts you need to understand the new global order
by Robert Muggah & Yves Tiberghien, World Economic Forum, January 30, 2018

Renewed NAFTA has potential to be a big three-way win for energy
by Rona Ambrose, Calgary Herald, January 28, 2018

An American take on Canada’s defence policy
by Lindsay Rodman, The Hill Times, January 24, 2018

Canada can win at trade – even if NAFTA dies
by Eric Miller, The Globe and Mail, January 19, 2018

Canada-Japan relations: Time to hit reset
by Hugh Stephens, Time Colonist, January 18, 2018

Why the actions of cities — not nations — will be the key to our survival on earth
by Robert Muggah & Colleen Thouez, TED Ideas, January 16, 2018

The Good News About El Salvador
by Robert Muggah & Katherine Aguirre, Americas Quarterly, January 15, 2018

The Hawaiian Missile Crisis: A Failure of Emergency Preparedness
by Matthew Fisher, January 15, 2018

Salvadorans forced to return home will face one of the most dangerous places on the planet
by Robert Muggah & Isabel de Sola, LA Times, January 12, 2018

After the Olympics, North Korea will remain unpredictable
by Marius Grinius, The Globe and Mail, January 11, 2018

Respecting Pearson’s legacy at last
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, January 10, 2018

Australian Fighter purchase is about saving face
by Al Stephenson, Frontline Defence, January 10, 2018

So, the liberal order is in free fall? Not so fast
by Robert Muggah & Taylor Owens, The Globe and Mail, January 10, 2018

Iran protests point to the need for a Canadian embassy in Tehran
by Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, January 9, 2018

Is Germany’s foreign minister having a Chrystia Freeland moment
by Heidi Tworek, The Conversation, January 9, 2018

How the Vancouver Conference on North Korea will both succeed and fail
by James Trottier, Ottawa Citizen, January 7, 2018

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2017 Articles

We should welcome Haitians facing U.S. deportation – it’s the right thing to do
by Hugh Segal, The Globe and Mail, December 28, 2017

Canada’s consular cadre: who’s the voice on the other end of the line?
by Patricia Fortier, The Hill Times, December 20, 2017

Bitcoin-mania a symptom of eroding trust in mainstream institutions
by Matthew Lombardi, The Hill Times, December 20, 2017

Skating on thin ice: a Canadian tradition
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, December 20, 2017

La farce continue, mais elle n’est plus drôle
by Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, December 19, 2017

Europe’s outlook 2018: Anybody’s guess
by Ferry de Kerckhove, Diplomat & International Canada, December 18, 2017

The growing diversity within federal ridings
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, December 15, 2017

High hopes brought low: Trudeau and China
by Hugh Stephens, iPolitics, December 15, 2017

New plan for fighter jet purchase is sensible – but risky
by Elinor Sloan, The Globe and Mail, December 13, 2017

Moore loss fuels faint hope that reluctant Republicans might support NAFTA
by Mike Blanchfield (feat. Sarah Goldfeder), The Canadian Press, December 13, 2017

Trump and Jerusalem: a deeply destabilizing move for no real gain
by Ferry de Kerckhove, The Globe and Mail, December 12, 2017

The trouble with Canada’s ‘progressive’ trade strategy
by Hugh Stephens, OpenCanada, December 8, 2017

Baby Steps in the Snow: Getting the Marine Corps Cold-Weather Ready in Norway
by Lindsay Rodman, War on the Rocks, December 7, 2017

Canada is back? Not so fast when talking international science
by Daryl Copeland, The Hill Times, December 6, 2017

A war on ice: Ukraine, four years after Maidan
by Andrew Rasiulis, iPolitics, December 5, 2017

How Canada can help solve the North Korea crisis
by Marius Grinius, The Globe and Mail, November 29, 2017

Quelle stratégie pour le Canada en Afrique?
by Jocelyn Coulon, Global Brief, November 28, 2017

Where Are the World’s Most Fragile Cities?
by Robert Muggah, CityLabs, November 27, 2017

Egypt attack is tragic evidence of ‘new normal’
by Robert Muggah, POLITICO EU, November 25, 2017

President Trump is despotism’s new best friend
by Ferry de Kerckhove, iPolitics, November 24, 2017

Leadership: in the eye of the beholder
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, November 22, 2017

Government missed the most important reform in amending citizenship legislation
by Andrew Griffith & Robert Vineberg, The Hill Times, November 20, 2017

Retooling Canada’s Asian trade strategy is a smart investment
by Eric Miller, The Globe and Mail, November 20, 2017

Remembrance Day reminds us the price for respect is sacrifice
by Andrew Caddell, The Hill Times, November 15, 2017

Why Canada dug in its heels over the TPP11 in Vietnam
by Hugh Stephens, OpenCanada, November 15, 2017

Did Trump's Korea visit make things better or worse?
by James Trottier, Ottawa Citizen, November 15, 2017

Brexit or no Brexit, NATO must change
by Julian Lindley-French, iPolitics, November 14, 2017

Is peacekeeping worth the sacrifice?
by D. Michael Day, The Globe and Mail, November 13, 2017

How Canada could prepare for potential new wave of asylum seekers
by Howard Anglin & Andrew House, Maclean’s Magazine, November 10, 2017

How the B.C. tanker moratorium is killing First Nations’ enterprise
by Robert Hage, Financial Post, November 8, 2017

Gender and peacekeeping
by Stéfanie von Hlatky, Policy Options, November 8, 2017

Defence: Promises Kept, With Asterisks
by David Perry, Policy Magazine, November 3, 2017

“Canada is Back”: Justin Trudeau’s Foreign Policy
by Colin Robertson, Policy Magazine, November 3, 2017

Is Canada’s population too small?
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, November 3, 2017

In Brazil, religious gang leaders say they’re waging a holy war
by Robert Muggah, The Conversation, November 3, 2017

Ottawa needs to re-evaluate the mission in Iraq
by Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, October 31, 2017

With our nation states on the ropes, it’s time for cities to take the lead
by Robert Muggah & Richard Florida, World Economic Forum, October 31, 2017

Negotiating a Canada-China Trade Agreement – What About IP?
by Hugh Stephens, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, October 28, 2017

Why Ukraine wants peacekeepers — and why the UN should say no
by David Carment & Milana Nikolko, iPolitics, October 25, 2017

Is Populism Making a Comeback in Latin America?
by Robert Muggah & Brian Winter, Foreign Policy, October 23, 2017

North Korea is a nuclear state. Deal with it.
by Marius Grinius, iPolitics, October 10, 2017

Assessing Canada’s Defence Policy
by Elinor Sloan, Frontline Defence, October 2, 2017

China's Strategic Play in Brazil
by Robert Muggah, Americas Quarterly, September 27, 2017

North Korea – war of words need not lead to real war
by James Trottier, Ottawa Citizen, September 26, 2017

Why Canada misfired on ballistic missile defence
by Eugene Lang, The Globe and Mail, September 26, 2017

Building a better border in the age of Trump
by Brian Bow, iPolitics, September 21, 2017

Review of: Jennifer Ditchburn and Graham Fox The HARPER FACTOR
by Paul Durand, September 13, 2017

Strong Secure Engaged Surpasses Expectations
by David Perry, Vanguard Magazine, September 11, 2017

Guarding Against Rats in Cyberspace
by Hugh Stephens, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, September 8, 2017

Caught between police and gangs, Rio de Janeiro residents are dying in the line of fire
by Robert Muggah, The Conversation, September 4, 2017

How Canada can restore order to its immigration system
by Howard Anglin, Maclean's, September 1, 2017

How to debate immigration issues in Canada
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, September 1, 2017

Canada needs a wait-and-see approach on Afghanistan
by Lindsay Rodman, The Globe and Mail, August 29, 2017

Canada's obligation to Afghanistan
by Hugh Segal, The Kingston Whig, August 24, 2017

What it will take to stem the violence in Latin America
by Robert Muggah & Juan Carlos Garzon, LA Times, August 22, 2017

Let's use the new NAFTA to strengthen North America
by Eric Miller, The Globe and Mail, August 14, 2017

Brazil's Internet Is Under Attack, Again
by Daniel Arnaudo & Robert Muggah, Council on Foreign Relations, August 14, 2017

How to Avoid a Venezuelan Civil War
by Robert Muggah & Adriana Erthal Abdenur, Foreign Affairs, August 9, 2017

The new sustainable development goals advocate for peace and justice. Is Brazil listening?
by Robert Muggah & Renara Giannini, OpenDemocracy, August 8, 2017

Canadian foreign policy at mid-term: reset or recycled?
by Daryl Copeland, iPolitics, August 6, 2017

Are the cyborgs coming? No, they're already here
by Tom Keenan, Calgary Herald, August 2, 2017

NAFTA 2.0: How Canada, US can make a long-term lumber deal last
by Eric Miller, The Hill, July 24, 2017

US NAFTA position: more than a tweak, less than do-over
by Sarah Goldfeder, Policy Options, July 19, 2017

'Canada is back', the foreign policy of Justin Trudeau
by Colin Robertson, Politica Exterior (en Español), July 18, 2017

Access to information law requires big reforms
by Brett Boudreau, Policy Options, July 14, 2017

Canadian Defense Review Depicts Russia as an Arctic Adversary
by Rob Huebert, Arctic Deeply, July 4, 2017

Organised violence is ravaging Central America and displacing thousands
by Robert Muggah, The Guardian, June 29, 2017

How to fix Latin America's homicide problem
by Robert Muggah, The Conversation, June 28, 2017

The allure of the right-wing vortex
by Vanja Petricevic, Frontline Security, June 19, 2017

Tackling global problems? Look to cities, not countries
by Robert Muggah, The Globe and Mail, June 17, 2017

What Canada's New Defense Policy Means for the Arctic
by Adam Lajeunesse, Arctic Deeply, June 16, 2017

The Trouble in Naming Latin America's Most Violent City
by Robert Muggah & Katherine Aguirre, Amiercas Quarterly, June 15, 2017

Did the United Nations accidentally help to topple Christy Clark?
by Darren Schemmer, iPolitics, June 13, 2017

British election was a lesson in democratic sanity
by Hugh Segal, The Globe and Mail, June 13, 2017

Great speech, let's get on with the venturing to noble and good causes
by Brett Boudreau, The Hill Times, June 12, 2017

Britain pushes onward in the post-Brexit vote quagmire
by Anthony Cary, Ottawa Citizen, June 8, 2017

Canada's new defence policy: Don't expect greater capacity, just a more efficient military
by Steve Saideman, OpenCanada, June 8, 2017

Defence review: A realistic plan that's bound to disappoint
by Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, June 7, 2017

Freeland has woken up to reality. But has Trudeau?
by David Bercuson, The Globe and Mail, June 6, 2017

Trump's Realpolitik Policy for NATO and East Europe
by Andrew Rasiulis, Frontline Defence, June 6, 2017

Staying calm under threat of a trade war
by Sarah Goldfeder, iPolitics, June 5, 2017

How to fight terror: Start with the facts
by Robert Muggah, Politico, June 5, 2017

Cities, not nation states, will determine our future survival. Here's why
by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, June 2, 2017

Commitment and pragmatism with Latin America
by Eric Miller, Politica Exterior (en Español), June 1, 2017

Defence policy review: what's Canada waiting for?
by Lindsay Rodman, The Hill Times, May 31, 2017

NATO, deterrence and what it means for Canada
by Stefanie von Hlatky, The Hill Times, May 29, 2017

Un Triste Silence Alors Qu'il a Tant à dire...
by Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, May 26, 2017

The TPP lives on - and Canada should be part of it
by Hugh Stephens, The Globe and Mail, May 25, 2017

What China and Canada can learn from CETA: Laying the groundwork, taking it slow, and keeping the public informed are keys to success
by Robert Hage, The Hill Times, May 24, 2017

Will Canada and Russia continue to play nice?
by Rob Huebert, Frontline Defence, May 24, 2017

Budget Impact on Defence Procurement
by David Perry, Frontline Defence, May 24, 2017

Dealing with Trump: How Canada Has Been Successful (So Far)
by Thomas Juneau, Lawfare, May 21, 2017

Iran is Holding Presidential Elections: Here Are Four Things To Know
by Thomas Juneau, War on the Rocks, May 17, 2017

Why the Arctic should - and probably will - stay on Trump's foreign policy agenda
by Joel Plouffe, Arctic Now, May 10, 2017

Mark Norman case highlights a broken procurement system
by Elinor Sloan, The Globe and Mail, April 30, 2017

If we're going to survive Trump, we need to talk about security
by Al Stephenson, iPolitics, April 28, 2017

Eastern promise: Why Canada needs Asia more than ever
by Hugh Stephens, iPolitics, April 25, 2017

Rio de Janeiro: A War By Any Other Name
by Robert Muggah, Small Wars Journal, April 25, 2017

The Senate must move past partisan paralysis
by Hugh Segal, Ottawa Citizen, April 10, 2017

Canada's peacekeeping conundrum: Will we ever make a choice?
by George Petrolekas, The Globe and Mail, April 2, 2017

Venezuela's raging homicide epidemic is going unrecorded
by Robert Muggah and Juan Carlos Garzon, LA Times, March 31, 2017

Brazil has a murder and gun problem. Here's why both could get worse.
by Robert Muggah and Daniel Cerqueira, USA Today, March 30, 2017

Is a world without nuclear weapons possible?
by Marius Grinius, iPolitics, March 30, 2017

Canada's foreign policy choices in an era of disruption
by David Carment, Joe Landry, The Hill Times, March 22, 2017

Latin America's Murder Epidemic
by Robert Muggah and Ilona Szabo de Carvalho, Foreign Affairs, March 22, 2017

Trudeau and the artistry of the deal
by Bob Rae, The Star, March 19, 2017

The Russians are coming, better get ready
by Brett Boudreau, The Hill Times, March 20, 2017

The politics of replacing the CF-18
by David J. Bercuson, Legion, March 15, 2017

Ukraine and Canada: All quiet on the Eastern Front?
by David Carment and Milana Nikolko), The Hamilton Spectator, March 14, 2017

Targeting "Hot Spots" Could Drastically Reduce Latin America's Murder Rate
by Robert Muggah (et al.), Americas Quarterly, March 14, 2017

History teaches tough lessons about opposing diversity
by Bob Rae, The Star, March 12, 2017

Report card: Trudeau gets a B- on foreign policy for now, but wait for the budget
by David Carment (et al.), Ottawa Citizen, March 12, 2017

The Order of Canada and diversity
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, March 10, 2017

How Canada can lead on the global stage
by Bob Rae, The Star, March 5, 2017

Diversity in GiC appointments
by Andrew Griffith, Policy Options, March 3, 2017

Ukraine has a peace deal. Why isn't it working?
by Andrew Rasiulis, iPolitics, March 2, 2017

Peace in Syria or Syria in pieces?
by Rolf Holmboe, The Hill Times, March 1, 2017

GOC Main Estimates 2017-18: The Good, Bad and Ugly for Defence
by David Perry, February 24, 2017

NATO and the return of deterrence
by Stéfanie von Hlatky, The Hill Times, February 20, 2017

A Renegotiated NAFTA: Implications For The Auto Industry
by Eric Miller Thomson, Reuters, February 17, 2017

Canadian expats shouldn't have unlimited voting rights
by Andrew Griffith and Robert Vineberg, The Hill Times, February 15, 2017

In Position: How Canada can win in a NAFTA renegotiation
by Sarah Goldfeder, Communitech News, February 14, 2017

How Canada can lead a bold new trade agenda
by Randolph Mank, Ottawa Citizen, February 10, 2017

There's still time to save the TPP
by Joseph Caron, iPolitics, February 8, 2017

The Cost of Trump's Transactional Approach to Trade (PDF)
by John Weekes, Policy Magazine, February 2017

The UN has a plan to restore international peace and security - will it work?
by Robert Muggah, Global Peace Operations Review: Annual Compilation 2016, February 3, 2017

Russia and North America Diverge on Arctic Resources
by Rob Huebert, News Deeply, February 3, 2017

While democracy is tested in the U.S., it flourishes in several African states
by Darren Schemmer, Open Canada, February 3, 2017

Un double mandat impossible à remplir
par Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, 2 février 2017

What happens when we can predict crimes before they happen?
by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, February 2, 2017

Quiet diplomacy has its limits
by Bob Rae, The Star, February 1, 2017

Orwell's lessons for the era of Trump
by Bob Rae, The Star, January 27, 2017

Donald Trump delivers a world of uncertainty to global affairs: MLI commentary
by Stephen Saideman, Exchange Magazine, January 26, 2017

What to expect from new ambassadors out of Canada and the United States
by Colin Robertson, Open Canada, January 24, 2017

We can cope with Trump. But it's going to cost us.
by Daryl Copeland, iPolitics, January 23, 2017

Trump's real-estate agent behaviour will have real consequences
by Stephen Saideman, Ottawa Citizen, January 20, 2017

Why Canadians had better wish Trump success
by Ian Brodie, CBC News, January 20, 2017

The Trump era starts now
by Sarah Goldfeder, Policy Options, January 19, 2017

As Trump takes over, hold on to your hats
by Bob Rae, The Star, January 19, 2017

These are the most fragile cities in the world - and this is what we've learned from them
by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, January 13, 2017

Duterte's drug war in the Philippines is out of control, he needs to be stopped
by Robert Muggah, The Guardian, January 5, 2017

Populism is poison. Plural cities are the antidote
by Robert Muggah and Misha Glenny, World Economic Forum, January 4, 2017

Brazil's Deadly Prison System
by Robert Muggah and Ilona Szabo de Carvalho, The New York Times, January 4, 2017

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2016 Articles

Christians are persecuted around the world
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, December 23, 2016

The nation-state strikes back
by Robert Muggah, iPolitics, December 21, 2016

Are we close to global war?
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, December 21, 2016

Once again, Canadian and U.S. leaders have conflicting priorities
by Barry Cooper, Calgary Herald, December 21, 2016

Just Fighting ISIS is a Fatally Flawed Strategy
by Rolf Holmboe, Frontline Defence, December 21, 2016

How a pacifist Japan became a Pacific powerhouse
by Barry Cooper, iPolitics, December 19, 2016

It's time for a new campaign of Russian containment
by Hugh Segal, iPolitics, December 15, 2016

Glib talk about NAFTA won't help Canada
by John Weekes, The Globe and Mail, December 14, 2016

What Donald Trump's Presidency Might Mean for the Arctic
by Rob Huebert, News Deeply, December 14, 2016

Aleppo will fall - and will transform the war
by Rolf Holmboe, The Globe and Mail, December 12, 2016

Terrorists want to destroy our cities. We can't let them
by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, December 12, 2016

Trudeau must face facts on Iranian regime
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, December 9, 2016

Civil-Military Relations in the Age of Trump
by Stephen Saideman, Political Violence at a Glance, December 8, 2016

Will Trudeau fill all Canada's defence capability gaps?
by David Perry, The Hill Times, December 7, 2016

Does Predictive Policing Work?
by Robert Muggah, The Cipher Brief, December 4, 2016

Back to Africa: What Canada should do
by David Black, iPolitics, December 1, 2016

Super Hornet decision the best of some bad options
by Brett Boudreau, The Hill Times, November 30, 2016

Preparing for President Trump
by Lindsay Rodman, The Hill Times, November 30, 2016

The Demise of the TPP, Japanese Ambivalence and What Canada Needs to Do Now
by Hugh Stephens, Asia Pacific Foundation, November 29, 2016

The Super Hornet buy doesn't make any sense
by Al Stephenson, iPolitics, November 25, 2016

Canadian fighter plane decisions – same old song?
by Stephen Saideman, Open Canada, November 25, 2016

Ottawa’s disappointing fighter jet decision: Sadly, politics as usual
by Elinor Sloan, The Globe and Mail, November 24, 2016

In the Senate, a little freedom would go a very long way
by Hugh Segal, Ottawa Citizen, November 21, 2016

Seven foreign policy wishes for the Trump administration
by Daryl Copeland, Colin Robertson, et al., Open Canada, November 17, 2016

James Comey, auteur d’un coup d’État ?
par Ferry de Kerckhove, CEPI, 16 novembre 2016

Canada and Trump have common ground in energy
by Colin Robertson, The Hill Times, November 16, 2016

Trump and foreign policy: All bets are off
by Randolph Mank, iPolitics, November 15, 2016

With the future of liberal democracy hanging in the balance, what next?
by Robert Muggah, Open Democracy, November 14, 2016

America's dominance is over. By 2030, we'll have a handful of global powers
by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, November 11, 2016

Why have Canadian-Caribbean ties weakened?
by Paul Durand, The Hill Times, November 9, 2016

The finger on the button: Clinton, Trump and defence policy
by Lindsay L. Rodman, iPolitics, November 7, 2016

Why cities must adapt to the effects of climate change or die
by Robert Muggah, Business Daily, November 2, 2016

Helping Yazidis where they're most vulnerable: on the ground
by Kyle Matthews and Silke Melbye-Hansen, Policy Options, November 1, 2016

Déroute républicaine à l’heure de Trump
par Frédérick Gagnon, Policy Options, 26 octobre 2016

Aleppo is key to the war in Syria
by Rolf Holmboe, The Hill Times, October 26, 2016

Values are fundamental to building sustainable global businesses
by Neil Desai, The Globe and Mail, October 19, 2016

No Military Solutions: Science, Technology, Diplomacy and the New Threat Set
by Daryl Copeland, Canadian Science Policy Centre, October 17, 2016

Latin America’s desperados
by Robert Muggah, Cyrpus Mail, October 14, 2016

Out of Kilter: Germany and The Future of Europe
by Gary Soroka, October 13, 2016

The increasing incompatibility of the Turkish-Western alliance
by Kyle Matthews, Open Canada , October 12, 2016

Can Canada be an honest broker on Ukraine?
by Andrew Rasiulis, The Hill Times, October 12, 2016

Space junk — the time bomb orbiting above our heads
by Charity Weeden, iPolitics, October 6, 2016

Why an extradition treaty with China is a good idea
by Hugh Stephens, The Hill Times, October 5, 2016

Canadian Arctic Policy Speech Short on Clear Action
by Joël Plouffe and Heather Exner-Pirot, News Deeply, October 4, 2016

Latin America Could Cut Its Murder Rate By 50 Percent. Here’s How
by Robert Muggah and Nathalie Alvarado, Americas Quarterly, October 4, 2016

Think carefully before deciding to deploy peacekeepers
by J. L. Granatstein, The Globe and Mail, October 3, 2016

Why peacekeeping needs bigger guns in 2016
by Elinor Sloan, iPolitics, October 3, 2016

Can Canada be an Honest Broker on Ukraine?
by Andrew Rasiulis, Frontline Defence, September 29, 2016

Even if B.C. LNG project never proceeds, it supports a diversified export strategy
by Randolph Mank, The Globe and Mail, September 28, 2016

Monsef’s place of birth shouldn’t have ‘serious consequences’
by Ferry de Kerckhove, The Globe and Mail, September 27, 2016

Saudi Arabia: Why We Need This Flawed Ally
by Michael Stephens and Thomas Juneau, Lawfare, September 25, 2016

REPORT: A House Undivided: Making Senate Independence Work
by Michael Kirby and Hugh Segal, Public Policy Forum, September 21, 2016

A new opening for peace in Syria
by Rolf Holmboe, The Hill Times, September 21, 2016

Take Senate reform back to basics: regional representation
by Michael Kirby and Hugh Segal, The Globe and Mail, September 21, 2016

Trudeau’s speech to UN naive
by Candice Malcolm, Ottawa Sun, September 21, 2016

New data visualization explores city fragility around the world
by Robert Muggah, Open Democracy, September 20, 2016

Liberals can do more to help Syrian refugees integrate
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, September 19, 2016

Gathering clouds threaten Trudeau’s “sunny ways”
by Daryl Copeland, iPolitics, September 18, 2016

These are the world’s most fragile cities – and this is how they can turn things around
by Robert Muggah, World Economic Forum, September 15, 2016

Where are the world's most fragile cities?
by Robert Muggah, Reuters, September 12, 2016

After 15 years of war on terror, are we any safer?
by Robert Muggah and Parag Khanna, World Economic Forum, September 9, 2016

The ISIS leader who once received Canadian military training
by Adnan R. Khan (feat. Andrew Rasiulis), Macleans, September 8, 2016

The End of Homicide
by Robert Muggah and Ilona Szabo de Carvalho, Foreign Affairs, September 7, 2016

Sifting through the seeds of Canada and China's canola dispute
by Hugh Stephens, Vancouver Sun, September 2, 2016

Brazil Must Rebalance Its Approach to Cybersecurity
by Robert Muggah, Council on Foreign Relations, September 2, 2016

Civil service parrots Trudeau’s propaganda
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, September 2, 2016

Ottawa must be clear: This is not traditional peacekeeping
by David Bercuson, The Globe and Mail, August 30, 2016

Diplomacy should be at heart of defence policy
by Stéfanie von Hlatky and Thomas Juneau, The Hill Times, August 29, 2016

What happens if the battle for Aleppo is lost?
by Rolf Holmboe, iPolitics, August 19, 2016

Five ways for Canada to get back into the diplomacy game
by Daryl Copeland, The Hill Times, August 17, 2016

Re-engaging Canada in the Circumpolar World
by Joël Plouffe, uArctic, August 15, 2016

Charting power shifts in a new world for diplomats
by Daryl Copeland, The Hill Times, August 10, 2016

How cities are rewiring international affairs
by Robert Muggah, Devex, August 3, 2016

Can the Trudeau government restore Canadian diplomatic leadership?
by Daryl Copeland, The Hill Times, August 3, 2016

Clinton has poor judgement and Trump is no better
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, July 29, 2016

Terrorism increases, leadership decreases
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, July 27, 2016

America deserves Trump
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, July 22, 2016

The Afghan Mission: Canada’s military is willing to learn, but has it done so?
by Stephen Saideman, Open Canada, July 21, 2016

Are the liberals planning a 'stealth' F-35 purchase?
by Brett Boudreau, iPolitics, July 20, 2016

Did Saudi Arabia play role in 9/11?
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, July 20, 2016

How the Warsaw NATO Summit Altered Arctic Security
by Rob Huebert, Arctic Deeply, July 18, 2016

100,000 people went to a political rally that the Media Party IGNORED. Here's why you should care
by Candice Malcolm, The Rebel, July 18, 2016

Turkey’s failed military coup will empower Erdogan further on path to tyranny
by Candice Malcolm, The Rebel, July 18, 2016

Le F-35 de Lockheed Martin, l'avion mal aimé
par Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, le 16 juillet 2016

Face it, our civilization is under attack
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, July 15, 2016

The case for refining bitumen in Canada
by Robert Hage, iPolitics, July 13, 2016

Beyond the struggle to find purpose, NATO summit reveals hidden perils
by George Petrolekas, The Globe and Mail, July 11, 2016

The Warsaw Summit and the NATO Christmas Tree
by Julian Lindley-French, Carnegie Europe, July 11, 2016

West should push for Iran regime change
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, July 8, 2016

A new book argues that Justin Trudeau’s immigration policies are undermining Canadian values in order to win favour with activists and special interest groups.
by Candice Malcolm, Policy Options, July 6, 2016

Opposing reckless immigration isn’t racist
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, July 6, 2016

Trudeau in NATOLand
by Chris Westdal, July 7, 2016

Have we found the key to the smart city?
by Thomas Keenan, The Hill Times, July 4, 2016

Flying blind on procurement
by Alan Stephenson, iPolitics, July 4, 2016

It’s our electoral system, not Parliament’s
by David McLaughlin, Policy Options, July 4, 2016

Stop Enabling Latin America's Gun Addiction
by Robert Muggah, Americas Quarterly, July, 2016

Repositioning NATO after the Warsaw Summit
by Andrew Rasiulis, CDA Institute, June 30, 2016

Can we link the Istanbul attack to blowback?
by Kyle Matthews, Open Canada, June 30, 2016

Scrapping Mexican visa a mistake
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, June 29, 2016

Why Canada will go ahead with the LAV deal
by Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, June 29, 2016

Un tremblement de terre de force 7
par Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, le 27 juin, 2016

NATO Summit Special Series: Canada
by Stephen Saideman, Atlantic Council, June 27, 2016

NATO: The Enduring Alliance 2016
by Julian Lindley-French, Atlantic Treaty Association, June 27, 2016

The Western world is freer and the elites hate
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, June 24, 2016

Can Brazil protect the Olympic Games and its own citizens?
by Robert Muggah and Nathan B. Thompson, Los Angeles Times, June 22, 2016

California’s Gangs Go Digital and Global
by Robert Muggah, iPolitics, June 22, 2016

How much of an army do we really need?
by Richard Cohen, iPolitics, June 22, 2016

Why Canada should join NATO’s Eastern Europe mission
by Stephen Saideman, The Globe and Mail, June 22, 2016

If common sense wins, can the Brits hope for a better relationship with the EU?
by Anthony Cary, The Globe and Mail, June 22, 2016

Canada must bring its A-game when negotiating a trade deal with China
by Eric Miller, The Globe and Mail, June 21, 2016

Disarmament ambassadors: Here's how Canada can help eliminate nuclear weapons
by Marius Grinius, Chris Westdal et al., Ottawa Citizen, June 21, 2016

Wang Yi’s ‘Temper Tantrum’ in Canada
by Hugh Stephens, The Diplomat, June 16, 2016

ISIS exporting global terror
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, June 15, 2016

The CF-18 capability gap: Time for some transparency
by George Petrolekas, Globe and Mail, June 15, 2016

Think twice before getting closer to Iran
by Candice Malcolm, The Hill Times, June 15, 2016

Point culminat de l’inconscience humaine
par Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, le 12 juin 2016

McCallum continues to boast as refugee integration stumbles
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, June 10, 2016

Will it be war in the South China Sea?
by Marius Grinius, iPolitics, June 9, 2016

The State of Leftist Foreign Policy
by Paul Dewar et al., Open Canada, June 8, 2016

Double Standard - Citoyenneté et blindés
par Ferry de Kerckhove, Magazine Forces, June 8, 2016

What to expect at next month’s NATO leaders’ summit
by Andrew Rasiulis, The Hill Times, June 8, 2016

Canada needs new fighter jets – and a transparent purchasing process
by Elinor Sloan, The Globe and Mail, June 8, 2016

Science diplomacy for the age of globalization
by Daryl Copeland, IIASA, June 6, 2016

Time to drop the Mexican visa requirement
by Francisco Suárez Dávila, iPolitics, June 1, 2016

Canada’s economic interest lies in pragmatic China-Taiwan ties
by Hugh Stephens, The Globe and Mail, June 1, 2016

The New Defence Policy Needs to Focus on Procurement, Not Prose
by David Perry, Canadian Naval Review, Volume 12, No. 1 (2016)

Strategic Considerations for Canada’s Navy
by Elinor Sloan, Canadian Naval Review, Volume 12, No. 1 (2016)

Why a Defence Review is Necessary and Why it will be Easy to Get it Wrong in the Arctic
by Rob Huebert, Canadian Naval Review, Volume 12, No. 1 (2016)

Defence Budget (not as bad as you think)
by David Perry, Frontline Defence, Vol 13, No 3 (2016)

DPR – Include an Industrial Strategy
by David Perry and Tom Ring, Frontline Defence, Vol 13, No 3 (2016)

Why cities rule the world
by Robert Muggah and Benjamin Barber, TED Ideas, May 31, 2016

Stéphane Dion is right: Magnitsky-style sanctions make no sense for Canada
by Chris Westdal, The Globe and Mail, May 27, 2016

Latin America's Fatal Gun Addiction
by Robert Muggah, Foreign Affairs, May 27, 2016

Harper, Trudeau, a study in contrasts
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, May 27, 2016

Why the proposed Magnitsky law is not a threat to diplomacy
by Bob Rae, The Globe and Mail, May 25, 2016

Trudeau neglecting Syrian refugees
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, May 25, 2016

Now is the right time for Canada’s return to Asia
by Hugh Stephens and Deanna Horton, Toronto Star, May 25, 2016

Deportations are helping make Honduras one of the world’s most violent countries
by Robert Muggah and Geoff Burt, The Hill Times, May 25, 2016

Non-scholars can see their tax dollars at work at the U of C
by Barry Cooper, Calgary Herald, May 25, 2016

Defence policy review: will it confirm old assumptions and existing resourcing, and evaporate, or not?
by Ferry de Kerckhove, The Hill Times, May 25, 2016

Defence policy review: will it confirm old assumptions and existing resourcing, and evaporate, or not?
by Ferry de Kerckhove, The Hill Times, May 23, 2016

Are aid agencies ready to deal with war, terrorism and crime in cities?
by Robert Muggah and John de Boer, Thomson Reuters Foundation, May 23, 2016

Our soldiers can't do it all. So what do we want them to do?
by Stéfanie von Hlatky, iPolitics, May 22, 2016

The Saudi arms deal and the devil we know
by Barry Cooper, iPolitics, May 20, 2016

The New Taiwan Presidency: The Stakes for Taiwan, China and Canada
by Hugh Stephens, May 20, 2016

Northwest Passage a key to Canada’s relationship with Asia
by Hugh Stephens, The Globe and Mail, May 19, 2016

Not so sunny ways: Scuffle just the latest in Liberal spectacle
by David McLaughlin, The Globe and Mail, May 19, 2016

Bold anti-nuke campaign will benefit Canada at UN
by Paul Dewar, The Star, May 18, 2016

The case for launching a digital invasion against ISIS
by Kyle Matthews, The Christian Science Monitor, May 18, 2016

Government and industry must find middle ground on encryption
by Neil Desai, The Globe and Mail, May 17, 2016

No, Yemen’s Houthis actually aren’t Iranian puppets
by Thomas Juneau, The Washington Post, May 16, 2016

Liberal move on electoral reform: Big on goals, short on principles
by David McLaughlin, The Globe and Mail, May 16, 2016

Mission accomplished for refugees? Think again
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, May 13, 2016

Perhaps some mistrust of mainstream medicine is warranted
by Barry Cooper, Calgary Herald, May 13, 2016

Will Canada give Iran a free pass?
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, May 11, 2016

Trudeau was right to refuse Russia’s help with Fort Mac fire
by David Bercuson, The Globe and Mail, May 11, 2016

Only proportionality will fix our democratic malaise
by Hugh Segal, Ed Broadbent and Alex Himelfarb, The Globe and Mail, May 10, 2016

Why governments worldwide are changing tack in the war on drugs
by Robert Muggah and Ilona Szabó de Carvalho, The Guardian, May 7, 2016

These are Africa’s fastest-growing cities – and they’ll make or break the continent
by Robert Muggah and David Kilcullen, World Economic Foruml, May 4, 2016

Will Grits stop immigration fraud?
by Candice Malcolm, The Globe and Mail, May 4, 2016

When Canadians are kidnapped, rescue missions must be an option
by George Petrolekas, The Globe and Mail, May 3, 2016

Some free advice to Trudeau on delivering the platform
by Ian Brodie, Ottawa Citizen, May 2, 2016

ESSAY: Danish Diplomacy and Defence in Times of Change
by Peter Taksøe-Jensen (feat. contributions by Rolf Holmboe), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, May 1, 2016

Don't hold your breath waiting for Alberta's right to unite
by Barry Cooper, Calgary Herald, April 29, 2016

Might NATO and Russia make peace for Ukraine?
by Chris Westdal, The Hill Times, April 27, 2016

Terrorism is on the rise – but there’s a bigger threat we’re not talking about
by Robert Muggah, Open Canada, April 27, 2016

Will Trudeau stand on guard for Canada?
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, April 27, 2016

Civil liberties, online and off
by Robert Muggah and Nathan B. Thompson, Boston Globe, April 27, 2016

Concrete actions for Canada to tackle child labour
by Paul Dewar, Ottawa Citizen, April 26, 2016

Après New York, le couronnement de Trump?
par Frédérick Gagnon et Rafael Jacob, Le Devoir , le 25 avril, 2016

Cultural violence no laughing matter
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, April 22, 2016

À la défence de l'Arabie saoudite
par Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, le 24 avril, 2016

The United Nations fumbles on global drug policy
by Robert Muggah, The Globe and Mail, April 22, 2016

Time to say ‘yes’ to a missile shield, Canada
by Michael Dawson, iPolitics , April 20, 2016

Canada risks global irrelevance with smaller military
by George Petrolekas, The Globe and Mail, April 20, 2016

Strategic Outlook 2016 (an overview)
by Ferry de Kerckhove, Frontline Defence, Spring 2016

Canada’s Quest for a New Foreign and Defence Policy and the Relevance of NATO?
by Ferry de Kerckhove, Security Matters, Spring 2016

The ones we leave behind: Syrians, war and citizenship
by Glenn Davidson, iPolitics, April 18, 2016

Canadian Forces reality check: Time to do less with less
by Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, April 14, 2016

Canada can reverse city fragility around the world
by Robert Muggah, Hill Times, April 13, 2016

Opening up Canada’s airways can help Bombardier and grow the economy
by Ferry de Kerckhove, The Globe and Mail, April 13, 2016

Charting Out the Digital Ecosystem of Gangs in the U.S. and Mexico
by Robert Muggah and Julian Way, Small Wars Journal, April 11, 2016

'Staggering number' of jihadists in Europe
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, April 8, 2016

Canadian Defence Review: Substance or paper?
by Stephen Saideman, Open Canada, April 8, 2016

Are Canada’s military export control policies being decided in Washington?
by Neil Desai, Policy Options, April 7, 2016

The search for stability in Eastern Europe: Policy options for Canada
by Andrew Rasiulis, Embassy, April 4, 2016

Trudeau adopting wrong immigration approach
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, April 1, 2016

Reporter l'achat d'équipement a un cout
par Ferry de Kerckhove, La Presse, le 29 mars 2016

Our broken military procurement system
by David Perry, National Post, March 31, 2016

Another fight over digital privacy is inevitable
by Barry Cooper, National Post, March 31, 2016

Fighting terrorism: When is a war not a war?
by David Bercuson, The Globe and Mail, March 31, 2016

Can Canadian diplomatic leadership be restored?
by Daryl Copeland, Embassy, March 30, 2016

It’s too soon to start panicking about the shipbuilding strategy
by Tom Ring, iPolitics, March 30, 2016

Religious freedom on the retreat
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun , March 30, 2016

If we won’t fight IS on its soil, it will bring the fight to ours
by George Petrolekas, The Globe and Mail, March 24, 2016

Enough is enough. Let's call this what it is — genocide
by Kyle Matthews and Riley Healy, OpenCanada , March 24, 2016

Re-thinking sovereignty and security in the Arctic
by Whitney Lackenbauer, Open Canada , March 23, 2016

In case you were wondering, this is the list of astonishing successes the EU really did achieve
by Anthony Cary, Independent, March 23, 2016

Trudeau can’t create a new Silicon Valley
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, March 23, 2016

Canada: Back in the Arms Control and Disarmament Game?
by Marius Grinius, Embassy, March 23, 2016

Our mission against ISIL has one major flaw — it ignores the Internet
by Kyle Matthews and Chantalle Gonzalez, National Post, March 22, 2016

The biggest questions for Tories aren’t about a new leader
by Hugh Segal, The Globe and Mail, March 21, 2016

Arab Spring's hope gave way to disaster
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, March 18, 2016

Two South American leaders in a race to the bottom
by Paul Durand, The Globe and Mail, March 18, 2016

Lessons from Australia's defence review
by David Perry with Tom Ring, Embassy, March 18, 2016

Sustainability in global health
by Paul Dewar and Mark Brender, The Vancouver Sun, March 17, 2016

Energy East opposition has nothing to do with the environment
by Barry Cooper, Calgary Herald, March 17, 2016

Islamophobia? What about knife-o-phobia?
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, March 16, 2016

Let's help refugees embrace Canada
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun , March 11, 2016

Moving beyond the boulevard of broken dreams
by David Pratt, Embassy , March 9, 2016

Liberals trolling immigrants for votes
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun , March 9, 2016

Liberals offering quick and easy citizenship
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun , March 4, 2016

Seven steps to a higher functioning foreign ministry
by Daryl Copeland, Embassy , March 3, 2016

Trudeau’s gambling with our security
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, March 2, 2016

It's official: San Salvador is the murder capital of the world
by Robert Muggah, Los Angeles Times , March 2, 2016

The UN gets serious about peace
by Robert Muggah, Open Canada , February 29, 2016

Syria – Avoiding a Dangerous Disconnect
by Rolf Holmboe, Center for Empathy in International Affairs , February, 2016

Myth of Canadian complacency has permeated our highest echelons
by Neil Desai, The Globe and Mail , February 26, 2016

Terrorist scumbag doesn't deserve citizenship
by Candice Malcolm, Toronto Sun, February 26, 2016

Trudeau may come to bitterly regret the Saudi arms deal
by David Carment and Teddy Samy, iPolitics, February 17, 2016

Taiwan’s Democratic Elections and Canada's Response
by Hugh Stephens, The Diplomat, February 17, 2016

A smart IS strategy – except for the air strikes
by Thomas Juneau, The Globe and Mail, February 11, 2016

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