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.
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
Reaching a Just and Lasting Peace in Ukraine
The following contribution has been prepared by the participants of The Science and Ethics of Happiness Study Group.
Policy Talks Podcast Episode 58 – The Role of International Institutions in Global Environmental Politics
iAffairs Canada is delighted to present Episode 58 of the Policy Talks Podcast. Guest: Dr. Michael Manulak, Assistant Professor at the Norman Paterson School…
An Interview with Michael Manulak: The Future of Reform in International Environmental Institutions
iAffairs Associate Editor Emily Wesseling interviewed Dr. Michael Manulak to discuss his recent publication, "Change in Global Environmental Politics: Temporal Focal Points and the Reform of International Institutions."
The Ukraine Crisis – More War or Shared Responsibility?
The US goal to end the Putin regime by overextending and unbalancing Russia has thus far not succeeded.…
Canada’s Public Servants Afraid to Speak Truth to Power: Study
A new report says senior leaders feel ill-equipped to deal with the new hyperpartisan era and are afraid to tell their political masters hard truths.
These Countries are Willing to Risk US Ire Over Russia-Ukraine
The Global South is not intimidated and has increasingly refused to ally with the West on sanctions and condemnations.
SSHRC Storytellers Challenge: US Intervention in the 1962 and 1963 Canadian Federal Elections
Does electoral intervention work? An assessment of John F. Kennedy’s interventions in Canada’s 1962 and 1963 federal elections.