Lloyd Axworthy: In the Era of COVID-19, Climate Change, Conflict and Nationalism
Save the date! We are pleased to announce that we’ll be hosting Lloyd Axworthy on March 25th 2:30…
EVENT: Eager For Change? US Election 2020 Expert Panel
iAffairs, the Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ), and the NPSIA Students’ Association (NSA) present the following academic panel:…
Whether Biden or Trump – Canada has its work cut out
Ottawa, like many capitals around the world, is looking anxiously towards events in the United States. In a…
India’s Role in the Asian Regional Order: Facilitating a Multipolar Power Structure
How are Power Structures in Asia Changing? Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, the power dynamic in Asia saw…
Canada’s Defence Deficit: The lack of Defence Policy Debate in Canadian Federal Elections
Pundits and scholars alike have lamented the lack of attention given to issues of national defence by both…
Far-right extremists are taking advantage of COVID-19
On March 24, Timothy Wilson, a right-wing extremist, was killed in a shootout with the FBI just hours…
With Freeland Gone, Can Trudeau Take Back Canada’s Foreign Policy?
It is no coincidence that on the same day Canada voted in favour of a UN resolution condemning…
Humanitarianism: Canada’s Turn to Revise
Refugee aid under the Liberal government Although, Canada has proven to be a middle power through its history…
Is Canada Immune to Populism?
In 2017, Michael Adams released Could It Happen Here? Canada in the Age of Trump and Brexit, which…
Could a Universal Income ‘Bring Canada Back’?
When Trudeau stated that “Canada is back” in 2015, there was an expectation for an improvement in Canada’s…