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.
Event Recording: Hardtalk – Canada and the Asia Pacific Conference
On October 24, 2022 iAffairs Canada, in partnership with the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs and Canada-China Focus, hosted Hardtalk: Canada and the Asia Pacific Conference. A recording of this timely event can be found here.
The American Security State Comes Home
Biden is cynically weaponising democracy.
Video: Lebanon: The Path Ahead – Further Fragility or More Stability?
Our virtual panel featured Dr. Lama Mourad, Barrister Stephen Stanton, Prof. May Rihani, Dr. Atif Kubursi, and Dr. Hani Faris. iAffairs’ Hadi Wess moderated the discussion.
Canadian Foreign Policy Review
iAffairs Canada, in partnership with the Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ), is pleased to present the latest Canadian Foreign Policy…
The Latest CFPJ Issue Examines Policy Structures and Responses to Covid 19
Carleton University's David Carment has released the newest issue of the Canadian Foreign Policy Journal, focused on policy structures and state responses to COVID 19.
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.
Canada’s ‘Syndemic’: Migrant Workers are Essential—And So is Their Health
It is essential to recognize the disproportionate challenges that many communities face due to their race, age, location, or access to resources and, in so doing, address the inequalities in Canada’s pandemic response.
An Interview with Irvin Studin: What Canada Can Expect in a Post-Pandemic World
iAffairs Canada sat down with Irvin Studin, editor-in-chief and publisher of Global Brief magazine and president of the Institute for 21st Century Questions, for a discussion on Canada's post-pandemic future.
Why Sexual Misconduct in the Canadian Armed Forces is a National Security Concern
Despite Operation HONOUR’s “zero tolerance” policy, sexual misconduct has remained an ongoing problem, with allegations now reaching some of the CAF’s most senior leadership.