The Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities to Address Grand Corruption in a Changing Geopolitical Order
The war in Ukraine prompted recognition of the need to address grand corruption as a matter of global security.
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.
National Security Amendments Coming to the Investment Canada Act: An Interview with Andréa Daigle
iAffairs Canada sat down with Andréa Daigle, Communications and Media Relations Advisor at ISED, to discuss the importance of the ICA, the new amendments, and their implications for foreign investment in Canada.
The Decline of the Rules-Based International System: What the Star Wars Prequels Tell us About International Affairs
The Star Wars Prequels give us food for thought, and shows us what could potentially happen if we disregard genuine diplomacy and rely solely on hypocrisy, intimidation, use of military force, and targeted measures that only seem to do more harm than good.
Indigenizing Canada’s Foreign Policy – Time to Put an End to Tokenism
"By abandoning a pan-indigenous approach, Canada has the opportunity to appreciate diversity of opinion and thought, which tends to result in better, more informed policies and directives."
Why the Online Streaming Act is as Bad as the News Claims, and Why it’s Still Better Than Nothing.
The debate surrounding Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act, has highlighted the need for the Canadian government’s involvement in addressing the internet’s impact on various areas of Canadian society.
Friend and/or Foe: Canada’s Conflicting International Narrative
For foreign leaders or policy advisors, it is unknown which version of Canada they will be negotiating with, and whether they are now considered a friend, foe, or both.
Policy Talks Podcast Episode 61 – Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy: The Good, The Bad, and The Missing
Affairs Canada is delighted to present Episode 61 of the Policy Talks Podcast.
Finally at the Table, Not on the Menu: Canada Launches its Indo-Pacific Strategy
On Nov. 27th Canada released a long-delayed Indo-Pacific Strategy.
Canadian Foreign Policy Journal Publishes Volume 28, Issue 3, Examining Energy, Security, and Climate: Canada in a Changing World
David Carment, Editor of the Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ), is very pleased to announce the release of…
Growth that Actually Works for Everyone: The Case for Making Agricultural Cooperatives a Cornerstone of Canada’s Development Policy in Sub-Saharan Africa
"Canada must prioritize support for agricultural cooperatives, to alleviate strains on Africa’s labour market, improve food production, and bring good jobs to rural areas."
Indigenizing Canada’s Foreign Policy — Time to Put an End to Tokenism
"By abandoning a pan-indigenous approach, Canada has the opportunity to appreciate diversity of opinion and thought, which tends to result in better, more informed policies and directives."