June 4 – Reminiscences of a Hongkonger in Canada: Amy Lai for Inside Policy
The 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre should remind Canadians about the true nature of the People’s Republic, writes Amy Lai. By...
Canadian Copyright Reform Report An Important Milestone, But Not Yet the Final Destination: Hugh Stephens for Inside Policy
Whoever forms the next government will definitely have to take into account the strong pro-copyright recommendations of this bipartisan committee, writes Hugh Stephens. ...
Should we give the Christchurch killer what he wants?: Leuprecht, Skillicorn and McCauley for Inside Policy
Controlling Internet content is ineffective in reducing extremist violence and makes bad ideas even more attractive, write Leuprecht, Skillicorn and McCauley. By Christian...
Understanding the Backgrounds of Canada's Jihadists: Alex Wilner for Inside Policy
Similarly to contemporary European or US jihadists, Canadian participants in Islamist militancy are remarkably diverse in their ethnic origins, social and economic status,...
Iran’s Likely Options if Attacked by the United States: Farhad Rezaei for Inside Policy
If war breaks out, Iran can only respond through its proxy network or by carrying out sabotage operations, writes Farhad Rezaei. By Farhad...
Once again we’ve allowed Beijing to hold global health hostage: J. Michael Cole for Inside Policy
When the next major pandemic strikes, it will be essential that information be shared between health authorities in as expediently and transparently a...
The Case for Designating Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a Terrorist Organization: Kaveh Shahrooz and Shuvaloy Majumdar for Inside Policy
It is worth remembering that the IRGC is a domestic and global menace by design, write Kaveh Shahrooz and Shuvaloy Majumdar. By Kaveh...
Understanding and Analyzing the ISIS Leader Footage: Irfan Yar for Inside Policy
ISIS wants to send a message to its peer competitors, Al-Qaida and the Taliban, that the group is still active and will continue...
There is a 98% chance your lawyer is a sheep: Richard Owens for Inside Policy
Forced speech breaches section 2 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which sets out the fundamental freedoms of conscience, thought and...
Pro-Beijing Tibetan group hints at China’s influence operations in Canada: J. Michael Cole for Inside Policy
We should be vigilant against pro-Beijing non-profits that might be connected to Chinese influence operations, writes J. Michael Cole. By J. Michael Cole,...
