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Global Governance

Time to Process the New UN Global Goals

September 28, 2015

This week world leaders will meet in New York to adopt Transforming our World: the 2030 Agenda for

Global

Politics and Humility: Training Tomorrow’s Peace Leaders

September 14, 2015

In July 2015, the Washington-based International Peace and Security Institute held its third Hague

Global

BRICS: An Expanding Global Footprint

July 13, 2015

This year’s BRICS Summit began on July 9th, and, given the macroeconomic and geopolitical context t

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The Refugee Question and The Responsibility of Governments

June 8, 2015

The recent Southeast Asian migration crisis has reopened the debate on what the appropriate response

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International Law Still Matters in the Fight Against ISIL

April 30, 2015

At the end of March, Leader of the Opposition Thomas Mulcair posed a series of questions to the

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