With no strong consensus in the United States pointing toward ratification and a lot of competing priorities on the Congressional agenda, it will...
On February 19, 2019, the Macdonald Laurier Institute (MLI) hosted a special private roundtable discussion with a visiting delegation from Asian Forum Japan...
Thus far, the Ford government has done a better job than the Trump Administration in translating its populist impulses into concrete policies to...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s mandate letter to Minister Freeland in early 2017 asked her to “restore constructive Canadian leadership in the world” and...
Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland’s hard work and social virtues proved instrumental in Canada being able to reach an agreement on USMCA, writes Christopher Sands...
Freeland’s leadership on human rights and security has made it easy to select her as MLI’s Policy-Maker of the Year, writes Marcus Kolga...
The legacy of the George H.W. Bush’s administration is a carefully constructed international order that persists today, writes Richard Shimooka. By Richard Shimooka,...
Washington may test the patience of Canadian officials charged with bilateral engagement, but no two countries are more closely aligned on security and...
The President has a chance to send an unmistakable message of NATO and U.S. resolve by establishing a permanent military presence in Poland, writes...
OTTAWA, ON (November 16, 2018): The Islamic State is crumbling, and in its wake, Canadian policy makers are now faced with a new...
