Tag: Foreign Affairs

On January 29, 2020, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute hosted an important roundtable discussion on the recent national elections in Taiwan. These ...

It’s too early to know for sure what Vladimir Putin is hatching, but it looks like he is aiming for ...

These new developments signal that Mr. Putin remains very much intent on pursuing an illiberal course for Russia, writes Aurel ...

While Trump may get many things wrong, he seems to have intuitively grasped certain key truths about dealing with Iran ...

The determination and clarity with which Taiwan has confronted the challenges to its fragile independence and democracy are encouraging and ...

Perhaps the tragedy of Flight PS752 may also finally convince the Iranian theocratic dictatorship that it’s time to stop pursuing ...

Image credit: @XaverZava , Twitter It is true that war brings out the blinkered jingoism of the right. But it ...

Disinformation can contribute to polarization within a targeted society while eroding belief in the objective truth. China’s information warfare efforts ...

Japan can’t rest on its laurels and pander to some short-term profit-making pleas from the private sector at the cost ...

Every year, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute names the person or institution that has had the greatest impact—for good or ill— on ...

OTTAWA, ON (December 30, 2019): While few Canadians have been paying attention, distant China has become a rising power in ...

The true litmus case for the rules-based order will be its ability to evolve and withstand the challenges in the ...