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Canada Needs to Regain its Independence from U.S. Foreign Policy—Especially on China

byBhagwant Sandhu
May 24, 2023

Trudeau needs to bring the CSIS leakers to justice, and quickly. With bureaucracy gone rogue, it won’t be China or the Conservatives he will have to worry about, but rather Canada's very survival as a democratic, self-determining nation.

6 minute read

TTrade and Economy

The Rise of Europe’s Military Austerity

byThomas Fazi
May 11, 2023

The EU's new plan will make 2008 look like child's play

10 minute read

AAsia Pacific Affairs

Canada’s China Panic is an Omen of Dangerous Cold War Politics

byListen Chen
May 3, 2023

Manufactured fear over ‘foreign interference’ could bolster anti-Chinese racism, chill dissent, and expand policing powers

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CConflict and Security

The Rising Threat of Chemical Weapons and Canada’s Responsibility in Maintaining the Chemical Non-Proliferation Regime

byEranga Wikramanayake
April 28, 2023

April Student Spotlight - Russia has used tear gas against Ukraine despite being a CW recognized under international law, and the OPCW Director General has argued that peace and security cannot be presumed given current tensions.

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TTrade and Economy

America’s Empire is Bankrupt

byJohn Michael Greer
April 26, 2023

The dollar is being dethroned

3 minute read

CConflict and Security

Did Russia Really use Chemical Weapons in Ukraine? Experts are Sceptical

byDan Sabbagh
April 24, 2023

Little evidence thus far that civilians in Mariupol had fallen ill because of chemical attack

5 minute read

CConflict and Security

The Rising Threat of Chemical Weapons and Canada’s Responsibility in Maintaining the Chemical Non-Proliferation Regime

byEranga Wikramanayake
April 10, 2023

Russia has used tear gas against Ukraine despite being a CW recognized under international law, and the OPCW Director General has argued that peace and security cannot be presumed given current tensions.

10 minute read

AAsia Pacific Affairs

The ‘Chinese Interference’ Story Is Rooted In Xenophobia, Economic Decline

byOwen Schalk
April 6, 2023

Ottawa’s anxieties about a power to the East are neuralgic, irrational, and grimly familiar

6 minute read

AAsia Pacific

Canada’s McCarthyism and the Spies Stirring a Yellow Peril Scare

byAndrew Mitrovica
March 31, 2023

Anonymously but very effectively, they’re peddling racist tropes about the loyalty of Canadians of Chinese descent.

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SStudent Spotlight

An Embassy in the DPRK? Thinking of a Greater Physical Presence in North Korea

byJoy Kwak
March 29, 2023

Student Spotlight for March, Joy Kwak! "Having a stronger physical presence in the region seems to be a key focus of the Indo-Pacific Strategy, and North Korea should not be an exception"

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Canada Needs to Regain its Independence from U.S. Foreign Policy—Especially on China

The Rise of Europe’s Military Austerity

Canada’s China Panic is an Omen of Dangerous Cold War Politics

The Rising Threat of Chemical Weapons and Canada’s Responsibility in Maintaining the Chemical Non-Proliferation Regime

America’s Empire is Bankrupt

Did Russia Really use Chemical Weapons in Ukraine? Experts are Sceptical

The Rising Threat of Chemical Weapons and Canada’s Responsibility in Maintaining the Chemical Non-Proliferation Regime

The ‘Chinese Interference’ Story Is Rooted In Xenophobia, Economic Decline

Canada’s McCarthyism and the Spies Stirring a Yellow Peril Scare

An Embassy in the DPRK? Thinking of a Greater Physical Presence in North Korea

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