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A Potential Return for Meng, But Does It Mean The Same For ‘The Michaels’?

byRachel Hanes
December 21, 2020

Almost two years after Meng Wanzhou’s arrest in the Vancouver airport, the Huawei executive may be heading home…

Populist unilateralism: Crowd of people

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Populist Unilateralism and the Search for a New Alliance: An Interview with Ben Rowswell

byCanadian Foreign Policy Journal
July 15, 2020
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Ben Rowswell is the President and Research Director of the Canadian International Council (CIC). Prior to the CIC,…

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Canada and the China file: Is a shuffle in key positions the answer we’ve been searching for?

byKevin Budning and Felix Leblanc
December 2, 2019

What’s next for Canada-China relations? The notoriously shaky relationship took a turn for the worse in December 2018…

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The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal is requesting submissions on the topic of ‘The Conflict in Ukraine and International Affairs’.

ICYMI: Matt Taibbi’s article titled "The New Kremlinology: Reading the New York Times:" With censorship soaring and real reporting all but taboo, the major dailies have just one important function left: being a political signaling system.

Reaching a Just and Lasting Peace in Ukraine: a contribution prepared by the participants of The Science and Ethics of Happiness Study Group.

Tune into Episode 58 of the Policy Talks Podcast!

Don’t miss the latest article written by Ferry De Kerckhove, a Senior Fellow at the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa.

From climate change and biodiversity loss to rising pollution and sea levels, global environmental issues continue to evolve and pose new threats to the international community. This makes it all the more important for institutions to remain adept at addressing challenges and coordinating environmental action.