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.
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.
Potential Friend-Shoring in the Indo-Pacific: Why a Value-Based Approach to Trade Will Set Canada Back on its Indo-Pacific Strategy
The Freeland Doctrine is not only economically dubious, but it is also ill-suited for Canada’s current Indo-Pacific Strategy.
The war in Ukraine started with Iraq
Western states and allies, including Canada, fail to acknowledge the parallels between Iraq and the Ukraine or how American aggression laid the foundations for the Ukraine war.
The American Security State Comes Home
Biden is cynically weaponising democracy.
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.
Diplomacy in the Virtual Age: An Opportunity or an Obstacle?
Digital diplomacy is now considered an integral part of diplomatic efforts. This increased connectivity is wide-reaching, and with it, a mixed-bag of security risks and opportunities for positive change.