Why We Believed North Korea Executed Its Nuclear Negotiators
Just when we thought we had moved past the failed US-North Korea nuclear summit in Hanoi back in F
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Reviving Multi-Vector Foreign Policy? Armenia’s First-Ever Abstention from Georgia’s IDP Resolution
On June 4, the UN General Assembly again adopted Georgia’s annual resolution on the right of return f
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CIFP 2019 Conflict Risk Assessment – Uighurs in China
Executive Summary The Uighurs in China remain under threat of assimilation, repression and
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The Terror Attacks in Sri Lanka: What Next?
Introduction The terror attacks that claimed the lives of over 250 people in Sri Lanka’s capital c
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CIFP Policy Proposal – 2019 Democratically Engaged Libya
Executive Summary Libya remains in flux between violent conflict and dialogue. The notion of
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CFPJ’s Newest Issue, Vol. 25, Issue 2
Carleton University’s David Carment, Canadian Global Affairs Institute (CGAI) Fellow, professor at th
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CIFP Policy Proposal – 2019 Canadian Action for Integration in Cameroon
Executive Summary To be implemented over a period of six and a half years, the Canadian Action
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Political and Economic Impacts of Irregular Migration Across the Indo-Bangla Border
Increasing Regularity of Irregular Migration As global migration flows continue to increase, the
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CIFP Policy Proposal – 2019 Sanitation Outreach And Accessibility Project – Cameroon
Executive Summary The nation of Cameroon was formed via a merger of two distinct colonial
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A Synopsis of the Road to Malawi’s 6th Elections on May 21, 2019
Malawi votes next Tuesday, on the 21st of May 2019 for a president as well as local government and
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