The United Nations Security Council fails the COVID-19 test: Bruno Charbonneau for Inside Policy
The United Nations Security Council has been extraordinarily inept in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic crisis, writes Bruno Charbonneau. By ...
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Trudeau’s UN Security Council Seat Loss Means Canada Can Focus On What Really Matters
To secure a seat on the UN Security Council, Trudeau made a Faustian bargain, with disastrous results. But we should ...
It’s time Canada had a national conversation on a new foreign policy: Balkan Devlen in the Hill Times
Most politicians have muddled along when it comes to foreign policy, confident in the benign intentions of the superpower to ...
Canada’s United Nations Securty Council Failed Bid – Jonathan Berkshire Miller on the Geoff Currier Show
As Prime Minsiter Trudeau faces the stinging defeat of losing the United Nations Security Council seat vote, questions now swirl ...
The UN keeps snubbing Canada’s international policy. When will we hear its message?: Bruno Charbonneau and Christian Leuprecht in the Globe and Mail
Yet another failed bid at a UN Security Council seat is a reminder that Canada needs to get back to ...
Trudeau suffered a humiliating UN loss. Now he can pursue what really matters: Kaveh Shahrooz in the Ottawa Citizen
To secure a seat on the UN Security Council, Trudeau made a Faustian bargain, with disastrous results. But we should ...
Canada Loses Bid for UN Security Council Seat: Elliot Tepper on CTV News
MLI research advisory board member Elliot Tepper appeared on CTV News to discuss Canada's failed bid for the U.N. Security ...
Canada’s United Nation Security Council Seat Bid: Jonathan Berkshire Miller on Gormley on Demand
Prime Minister Trudeau's long campaign to secure one of the rotating seats on the United Nations Security Council will come ...
MLI Experts Available to Comment on UN Security Council Seat Vote
OTTAWA, ON (June 16, 2020): A major foreign policy objective for the federal government has been securing one of the ...
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It’s the judges, not the Charter, that have turned Canada into a lawfare nation: Peter Copeland, Stéphane Sérafin, Kerry Sun, and Yuan Yi Zhu in the National Post
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Indigenous consent is an objective, not a standard, for resource development: Heather Exner-Pirot
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The umbrella term “critical minerals” is good for messaging but bad for policy: Heather Exner-Pirot
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The growing government gap: Rising costs, shrinking returns, and the productivity crisis in the public sector
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Is Alberta justified in using the notwithstanding clause to legislate teachers back to work?: Geoffrey Sigalet in The Hub
