• The Iranians We Left Behind

    by John Mundy Publié dans le Globe and Mail, 25 octobre 2012 When Canada closed its embassy in Tehran last month, it wasn’t just Canadian diplomats who were affected. We left behind a small number of local staff, and their plight deserves attention. Blindsided by Ottawa’s decision, they’re now in danger of becoming collateral damage

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  • Beyond 2015:  MDGs, SDGs and Busan’s Global Partnership

    Beyond 2015: MDGs, SDGs and Busan’s Global Partnership

    Despite a still-struggling global economy, one in which contagion from the developed world is now enveloping emerging economies, there is a boom in international donor-recipient diplomacy. Globalization is forcing us to recognize that there is no longer easily divisible rich and poor, North and South, but a new universality, a multi-layered world, with complex, often

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  • Romney’s Minority Report

    Romney’s Minority Report

    Weekly tracking polls by ImpreMedia & Latino Decisions are showing U.S. President Barack Obama leading Mitt Romney, his GOP challenger, by about 45 points among Hispanic voters.  The result is in line with dozens of similar polls taken during the 2012 campaign that point to the same thing: the Republican Party and its presidential nominee

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  • Only Two Cheers for Religious Freedom

    Only Two Cheers for Religious Freedom

    L’article complet a été publié dans le Ottawa Citizen, le 15 octobre 2012 Discussing democracy in his 1938 essay « What I Believe » E. M. Forster provocatively writes that « (t)wo cheers are quite enough: there is no occasion to give three. » Democracy deserves credit for contributing to a decent public sphere, he says; but it can’t

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