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Israel-Hamas War

The reckless recognition of a Palestinian state does more harm than good: Alan Kessel in The Hill

August 11, 2025

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B.C. Ferries’ China deal exposes the cost of fiscal weakness: Jerome Gessaroli in the Vancouver Sun

July 3, 2025

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Canada’s middle power myths give way to harsh realities: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

July 3, 2025

Middle East and North Africa

Jews and Iranians stand together against a radical regime: Dan Illouz and Mariam Memarsadeghi in the Times of Israel

July 2, 2025

Foreign Affairs

Back to the future? Rethinking Canada’s foreign policy architecture for great power competition: Stephen Nagy in WGI.World

July 2, 2025

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Canada’s new ‘transatlanticism’ – Revitalizing transatlantic defence and security is good for Canada, not just Europe: Alexander Dalziel in National Newswatch

July 2, 2025

Foreign Affairs

Trump, the death of multilateralism and the ‘rise of the rest’: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

July 1, 2025

National Defence

It’s time to end the boom-and-bust cycle of Canadian shipbuilding: Richard Shimooka in The Hub

June 30, 2025

Indo-Pacific

Disturbing the harmony – How Israeli-Iran-U.S. dynamics could undermine Japan’s Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) Initiatives: Stephen Nagy in WGI.World

June 30, 2025

Indo-Pacific

Canada-Korea strategic partnership in the Indo-Pacific, beyond cautious co-operation: Jonathan Berkshire Miller for Inside Policy

June 27, 2025

Foreign Affairs

Trump puts an end to American ambivalence: Alan Kessel in the National Post

June 26, 2025

Arctic

Frozen Assets: Russia’s ambitions to exploit the Arctic Ocean seabed

June 26, 2025

Arctic

Polar Power: The Northern Sea Route in Russia’s strategic calculus

June 26, 2025

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The reckless recognition of a Palestinian state does more harm than good: Alan Kessel in The Hill

Foreign Policy

B.C. Ferries’ China deal exposes the cost of fiscal weakness: Jerome Gessaroli in the Vancouver Sun

Canada’s middle power myths give way to harsh realities: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Jews and Iranians stand together against a radical regime: Dan Illouz and Mariam Memarsadeghi in the Times of Israel

Back to the future? Rethinking Canada’s foreign policy architecture for great power competition: Stephen Nagy in WGI.World

Canada’s new ‘transatlanticism’ – Revitalizing transatlantic defence and security is good for Canada, not just Europe: Alexander Dalziel in National Newswatch

Trump, the death of multilateralism and the ‘rise of the rest’: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

It’s time to end the boom-and-bust cycle of Canadian shipbuilding: Richard Shimooka in The Hub

Disturbing the harmony – How Israeli-Iran-U.S. dynamics could undermine Japan’s Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) Initiatives: Stephen Nagy in WGI.World

Canada-Korea strategic partnership in the Indo-Pacific, beyond cautious co-operation: Jonathan Berkshire Miller for Inside Policy

Trump puts an end to American ambivalence: Alan Kessel in the National Post

Frozen Assets: Russia’s ambitions to exploit the Arctic Ocean seabed

Polar Power: The Northern Sea Route in Russia’s strategic calculus

Top News

Yes, Canadians have their own distinct national identity: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy

The reckless recognition of a Palestinian state does more harm than good: Alan Kessel in The Hill

Arts and antiquities, a creative route to launder funds: Sean Parker for Inside Policy

Multimedia

How should Canada respond to China’s charm offensive? David Mulroney on The Hub Podcast

A better plan: Untangling jurisdictional webs & reducing housing burdens

Legacy on Trial: Revisiting Macdonald and Diefenbaker

I’m a war scholar. There is no genocide in Gaza: John Spencer on X

Dismantling the attention economy: How the battle for attention is killing the traditional news media and eroding the foundations of Western democracies

How much did Canada’s trade retaliation and boycotts actually hurt the U.S.? Trevor Tombe in The Hub

Bridging the Gaps – Legislative and practice problems in Canada’s MAiD regime: Ramona Coelho and David Shannon

A separate Alberta would be a poorer Alberta: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

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