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“Canada prides itself on being a safe haven for those fleeing authoritarian regimes. But that promise rings hollow if regime officials who escape are allowed to operate freely within our borders,” writes @JoeAdamGeorge, national security analyst with MLI, on Iran’s dangerous
“It is the quality of the researcher and the scholarly merits of the research proposal that should prevail, not the political ends of universities and federal research councils,” writes MLI Senior Fellow Peter Mackinnon on how political agendas have no place in university
When it comes to the illicit tobacco trade, organized crime has diversified beyond contraband cigarettes. To reassess the novel landscape, @MLInstitute Senior Fellow Christian Leuprecht has updated his groundbreaking work from over a decade ago on the illicit tobacco industry in
"The illiberal, thuggish behaviour of the movement @PahlaviReza has cultivated contradicts his polished speeches," warns @kshahrooz.
"Combined with a cult of personality forming around him, this is hardly the foundation for a liberal democracy."
Why we should be leery of Reza Pahlavi as a leader of Iran: Kaveh Shahrooz in the Globe and Mail |...
Mr. Pahlavi claims he stands above partisan politics, yet his movement is unmistakably far‑right and blood‑and‑soil nationalist.
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“The illicit nicotine trade is expanding … Organized crime groups are already capitalizing on the market, and revenues from sales are not confined to nicotine; they help finance broader criminal enterprises, including weapons and human trafficking,” warns Christian Leuprecht.
Canada’s Constitution rests on an implicit economic vision – one grounded in property rights, decentralized decision-making, and the free movement of goods, services, labour, and capital across the country.
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