Why the Russians Aren’t Coming!
With Russian troops massing at the borders and daily warnings of imminent invasion, a former military intelligence analyst argues that war in Ukraine isn't actually inevitable.
International Criminal Court Feels Ire of the US for Investigating War Crimes
The International Criminal Court is a body that is intended to deliver justice. However, when powerful actors like the US can sway the OTP’s decision to suit its interests, is justice even attainable?
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.
VIDEO: Former Diplomat James Trottier on the Essential Elements for an Effective US-North Korea Policy, How Canada Can Assist, and Implications of Recent North Korean Missile Launches
Through a virtual session hosted by the Canadian International Council, former diplomat James Trottier discusses US-North Korea Policy from a Canadian view.
Turning the Page on Afghanistan in a Post 9-11 World
With a price tag of over $2 trillion for the U.S alone, and 240,000 lives lost, the intervention in Afghanistan turned out to be one of the costliest and most unsuccessful campaigns undertaken by Washington and its allies.
COVID-19 Derailed Humanitarian Aid. What Will it Take to Get it Back on Track?
The dire state of humanitarian aid highlights the need for the international community to further its collective efforts, and to revive the positive gains made before the pandemic.
Canada’s Islamophobia Problem is Made Even Worse by its Foreign Policy
Canadian foreign policy has made Muslim-Canadians feel as if their lives are not equal to the lives of others, while perpetuating the false connection between Islam and terrorism.
VIDEO: Can Canada Be a Key Player in the Middle East and the Peace Process?
On May 27, iAffairs Canada co-hosted a virtual panel discussion to address and explore Canada’s engagement and foreign policy toward the Middle East Peace Process and the Palestinians.
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.
Foreign Policy for the Future: A Vision for a Unified, Open, and Global Canada
The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrates that we are living through a period of existential and ongoing threats that put…