• Is There a Problem in Canada-U.S. Relations?

    Is There a Problem in Canada-U.S. Relations?

    Cet article a originalement paru en anglais dans le blogue du Conseil International du Canada : opencanada.org. When they met in Washington last February, Prime Minister Stephen Harper and President Barack Obama announced a “new long-term partnership” between Canada and the U.S., which would “accelerate the legitimate flows of people and goods between both countries,

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  • A Victory for the Responsibility to Protect

    A Victory for the Responsibility to Protect

    Par Lloyd Axworthy et Allan Rock Publié dans le Ottawa Citizen, 25 octobre 2011 In a fortuitous coincidence, last week’s liberation of Libya occurred exactly a decade after the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) principle was proposed by the Canadian-initiated International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty (ICISS). The successful UN mission in Libya was a

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  • First CETA, then India and China: Whither the WTO?

    First CETA, then India and China: Whither the WTO?

    As Canada and the European Union held the ninth round of negotiations on the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) in Ottawa last week, and moved closer to a conclusion in 2012, what will be the impact on the World Trade Organization (WTO) of this new trend in preferential trade agreements (PTAs) between major developed

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  • Canada Pulls More than its Weight in NATO

    Publié dans le Ottawa Citizen, 25 octobre 2011. For much of NATO’s history, the term “burden-sharing” sent Canadian officials scrambling for cover. Coined during the long standoff with the Soviet Union, the term encapsulated a complex debate over who was, and was not, pulling their weight within the alliance. This was defined in terms of

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