Bombs, guns, treasure: What Israel wants, the US gives
Israel's exceptional status in US arms policy and law ensures that unending military aid is shielded from scrutiny over human rights abuses.
Policy Talks Podcast Episode 70: Red, Blue, and Beyond: Unpacking the Polarization of U.S. Elections
iAffairs Canada is delighted to present Episode 70 of the Policy Talks Podcast.
After a spate of warnings, Israel went down the 9/11 path anyway
Overreaction has unleashed a fury that has sucked away sympathy and likely spawned a new generation of terrorism
Diversifying Korea’s Battery Supply Chain through Cooperation with Canada
Why and how should South Korea reduce its dependency on China and enhance the diversification of its battery supply chain through Canada?
Diplomacy Watch: Ukraine nears a breaking point
The window for peace talks is closing as Western support dries up.
Monthly Recap: What iAffairs Did This Month
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.
CFPJ Preview: Canada at a crossroads in twenty-first-century global affairs: or, an independent Canadian foreign policy for what?
Dr Adam Chapnick and Dr Jeremy Wildeman consider Canada’s foreign policy and Canadian sovereignty amid the myriad fault lines appearing in international relations due to significant change to the global distribution of power.
Canadian Foreign Policy Journal: Volume 29, Issue 1: Capabilities and Gaps in the Canadian Special Economic Measures Act regime
This paper examines the Canadian sanctions regime and compares it with the US regime under the Office of Foreign Assets Control, in order to highlight gaps and assess the regime’s overall effectiveness.
America: a rogue state in the twilight of imperial age
For most of the post-WW2 period, Washington’s strength rested on its ability to convince other nations that it was in their vital interests to see the United States prevail in its role as the global leader.
US Will Take Massive hit in Global Standing Over Israel
Washington's seeming refusal to use its leverage to stop civilian carnage may do more damage than even the Iraq War, say experts. - Branko Marcetic