As Instability Grips Haiti, Canada Inches Further Away
Prime Minister Trudeau must decide if he wants to keep his promise to Haitians, or if he wants to mimic the U.S's stricter stance on immigration.
Latin America’s Refugee Crisis: What Can Canada Do to Help?
Of late, Canada has played a leading role in supporting displaced Venezuelans, but there is still much more to be done, writes Luiz F. Leomil.
CIFP 2020 Bolivia Conflict Diagnostic
This analysis investigates the risk of conflict in the state of Bolivia using the nine-cluster indicator system of…
Glorious and Free? Making Sense of Canadian Foreign Policy in an Era of Nationalism, Populism, and Illiberalism
Join iAffairs, the Canadian Foreign Policy Journal, and the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs in Richcraft Hall…
The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ) Call for Proposals
The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ) is calling for submissions for its 26th Volume,which is to be published…
Canada is no ‘rule-of-law’ country in Latin America
Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland likes to say that Canada is a rule-of-law country. We Canadians like to think…
Primary Production & Labor Underpricing as Conflict Predictors in International Relations: A Southern Perspective
Whether greater economic interdependence leads to peace and greater inter-state cooperation or to higher possibilities for conflict remains…
From Middle Power to Regime Change Specialist: Canada and the Venezuela Crisis
Like most other governments—save those in the United States and among the self-declared ‘transition’ administration of Juan Guaidó—Canada…
Policy Talks Podcast Episode 44 – Urban Violence in Brazil and the Election of Jair Bolsonaro
This Policy Talks episode was produced with support from iAffairs Canada. About: In this episode, we discuss the urban violence in…
Peace in Colombia: A Process Intertwined with the Fate of the Venezuelan Government
On January 17th, Colombians and the world at large were brutally reminded that peace has yet to be…