Where’s the Diplomatic Element in Canada’s Anti-ISIS Strategy?
While Monday’s announcement to withdraw Canada’s CF-18s is no surprise, Global Affairs missed an opp
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Five Things I learned about Twitter During the Crisis in Ukraine
For the last month and a half I have been following the Ukraine crisis on my Twitter account. It has
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Justin Trudeau’s First Real Test
The recent attacks in Paris and the bombing of Russian Flight 321 over Egypt lay bare the obvious
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4 ways to repair the damage to our foreign policy
Follow @iAffairsCanada Take it back and own it With all the focus on John Baird’s departure
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Can Europe’s new Iron Lady do it?
The ingredients were all there for a rapid escalation in the crisis. Bloody battles in
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More execution than revolution
By David Carment and Joseph Landry: In a series of recent studies, CIGI fellow and Globe and
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Selling Ukraine’s Fragile Peace with a Silent War
The UN mission to Ukraine recently announced that 4300 people have been killed since the war started
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John Baird’s contradictory digital diplomacy
For Foreign Minister John Baird, the timing of the revelations that Industry Canada tweets must
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Preventing Conflict: From Macedonia to Crimea and Back Again
What do Macedonia in 1992, Kosovo in 1999, Afghanistan in 2001, Iraq in 2003, Libya in 2011 and
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The Future of NATO
In this paper I examine the Future of NATO as it contemplates further expansion eastward. I evaluate
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