Dawn of a New Era: Japanese Prime Minister Abe’s Visit to Ottawa
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On the Fence: Canada’s Role in the Western Pacific Through An Election Lens
- 17 septembre 2015
Canada’s election, in the 70th anniversary year of the conclusion of World War II, should be a time to ponder Canada’s role in the Western Pacific. Most pressing is the challenge of how Canada should respond to China’s increasingly …
EN SAVOIR PLUS(Almost) A Good Idea: Banning Travel to Designated Conflict Zones
- 11 août 2015
By Craig Forcese
Excerpted from the original version published on the National Security Law blog, August 10, 2015
On the election trail yesterday, Stephen Harper proposed a criminal law ban on travel to designated zones he described as « ground …
EN SAVOIR PLUSIran After a Nuclear Deal: Where Will Canada Stand?
- 15 juillet 2015
Published in the Globe and Mail, Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Iran and the P5+1 – China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States, or the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, plus Germany – finally …
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Canada’s Bitter, Small-Minded Foreign Policy
- 2 janvier 2014
A foreign policy comprises many things. Interests, however defined, often dominate. But values must also be present if that policy is to be more than a series of transactions. Canada has always been a curious country when it comes to …
EN SAVOIR PLUSCanada Pulls More than its Weight in NATO
- 25 octobre 2011
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 …
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