Lead international Magnitsky sanctions for Tigray: Maria Reisdorf and Sarah Teich in the Hill Times
Leading on Magnitsky sanctions will be an important first step, both to show solidarity with the Tigray community, and to impose real consequences...
NATO Summit: Shuvaloy Majumdar on Power and Politics
(Interview starts at 37:20 in the above video) The NATO Summit takes place this week and all eyes are on Joe Biden...
Biden-Putin summit could be a triumph of progress, or a triumph of low expectations: Aurel Braun in the Globe and Mail
American and Russian rhetoric ahead of the Geneva summit Wednesday does not augur well for meaningful progress on relations between the two countries,...
Caught in the Bill C-10 Spotlight: Peter Menzies in Convivium
Knowing how the CRTC shapes and corrects speech, I wondered – and still do – how the regulator could possibly resist that inclination...
Aviation rep living in Canada should be investigated for war crimes: Sarah Teich and Ali Gorji in iPolitics
As a show of solidarity with the victims of flight PS752 and their families, Canada can, and should, declare Farhad Parvaresh a persona...
Canada's Agenda at the G7 Summit: Elliot Tepper on CTV News
MLI Research Advisory Board Member Elliot Tepper joined CTV News to discuss the recent G7 Summit and Canada's agenda at this international...
Premonition of government failure: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
In his latest book, Michael Lewis, author of The Big Short and Moneyball, takes an in-depth look at the failure of U.S. governments...
We must hold the perpetrators of Soviet crimes to account: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Sun
Canada needs to identify the few remaining Nazi German and Communist Soviet collaborators who continue to live among us in Canada and other...
Most Indigenous people support resource development: John Desjarlais Jr. and Heather Exner-Pirot in iPolitics
It's high time we pushed the discussion about Indigenous peoples and resource development past polarizing and simplistic slogans, write John Desjarlais Jr. and...
A Contentious Court Ruling Deals a Setback to Indigenous Rights in Taiwan: Scott Simon in World Politics Review
As in Australia and North America, Taiwan’s Indigenous peoples continued to demand recognition as distinct and sovereign entities, writes Scott Simon in World...