This month, we published a variety of articles on diverse foreign policy issues, as well two new episodes our Policy Talks Podcast!

To read our previously published articles and to learn more about the events, check out our home page or a quick glance below!

March’s Publications

“After A Spate of Warnings, Israel Went Down the 9/11 Path Anyway” by John Mueller for Responsible Statecraft

“Role Constellations and Foreign Policy: Brazil and Chile’s Approaches Towards the Belt and Road Initiative” by Lunting Wu for Canadian Foreign Policy Journal

“Getting a Sense: Explaining Why Canada’s Quantum Sensing Development Matters” by Claire Parsons

March’s Podcasts

“From National Security to Political Candidacy,” an interview with Huda Mukbil

“Current State of Affairs: The Role of Political Corruption in the Russia-Ukraine War,” an interview with Oksana Huss (reposted from 2022)

“Red, Blue, and Beyond: Unpacking the Polarization of U.S. Elections,” an interview with Erick Merkley

March’s Events

“Canada, the Middle East, and a Multipolar World” by Dr. Jeremy Wildeman for Canada Talks

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This month, we published and re-published a variety of policy analyses and political articles on pressing issues around the world, from Russia and the United States to China and domestic sanctions policy.