The American Security State Comes Home
Biden is cynically weaponising democracy.
A Timeline on Ukrainian-Russian Relations Since 2014
A compilation of research on the Ukraine-Russia Crisis since 2014 as seen through the eyes of iAffairs contributors past and present.
Policy Talks Podcast Episode 60 – Effective Stakeholder and Communication Management in an International Environment
iAffairs Canada is delighted to present Episode 60 of the Policy Talks Podcast. Guest: Diana DeVivo, Strategic Communications & Partnership Liaison for the NATO…
Canadian Sovereignty and Global Fault Lines: Call for Papers for a Special Issue of the Canadian Foreign Policy Journal
The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal has issued a call for papers for its upcoming special issue. Submissions should examine the connection between diminishing Canadian sovereignty, how the federal government frames and presents its foreign policy actions, and the Canadian identity in this special issue.
Get Back to Foreign Policy Basics, Ditch Faulty Approach on Ukraine
Sloppy stick-handling on Ukraine might be symptomatic of a broader malaise. It happens when policy-making is replaced by political hyperbole.
Canada’s 2022 Foreign Policy Report Card: An Overview
An evaluation of the country’s foreign policy performance last year demonstrates the Trudeau government’s growing gap between rhetoric and reality, a challenge that only pushes Canada further away from its former status as a strong middle power.
Canadian Foreign Policy Journal Call for Papers – Canada and International Affairs
The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ) is requesting submissions related to Canada and international affairs for its 29th volume, to be published in 2023. The deadline for submissions is December 2022.
Canadian Foreign Policy Journal Call for Papers – The Conflict in Ukraine and International Affairs
The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal is requesting submissions on the topic of ‘The Conflict in Ukraine and International…
Policy Talks Podcast Episode 59 – The European Union: Current Challenges and Future Developments
iAffairs Canada is delighted to present Episode 59 of the Policy Talks Podcast. Guest: Dr. Zachary Paikin, Research Fellow at the Institute for Peace…
The New Kremlinology: Reading the New York Times
With censorship soaring and real reporting all but taboo, the major dailies have just one important function left: being a political signaling system.
Ukraine’s ‘Servant of the People’ is a Western Fiction
There are far better ways to support the Ukrainian people than glorifying Volodymyr Zelensky