Tag: Inside Policy

While a "Cultural Revolution" is unlikely to happen here and the context is dramatically different, Joseph Hudson writes that it’s ...

Keeping an eye on these challenges and how the Biden administration deals with them will tell us a lot whether ...

OTTAWA, ON (December 21, 2020): In our December issue, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute normally names the person or institution that has had ...

Instead, superficial promises by the government are sure to result in disappointment and dissatisfaction among Indigenous peoples who deserve far ...

Office of the Prime Minister / Flickr Canada needs a renewed commitment to multilateralism entrenched in a more focused cooperation ...

OTTAWA, ON (September 30, 2020): MLI is devoting our latest issue of Inside Policy to discussing the fight for democracy around the ...

The Chinese government ought to respect human rights and liberal values of the Tibetan people and the Uyghurs, Hong Kong, ...

OTTAWA, ON (June 30, 2020): The COVID-19 outbreak that began in China has since spread around the world, resulting in ...

Engaging in a “prisoner swap” over Meng Wanzhou would damage Canada’s judicial independence and encourage future hostage-taking, writes Alex Lee. ...

This is about strengthening relations with like-minded powers to think and act on how we can collectively counter China’s hegemonic ...

The next few months matter greatly. The immediate challenges are monumental. But how governments invest their stimulus spending, regulate the ...

Lockdown measures were the correct decision at the time, but to focus entirely on COVID-19 cases, the exclusion of the ...