Debt dangers: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post
Large primary deficits in the next several years and rising interest rates will destroy the fiscal firepower we would need should another recession...
From Xi with love - A New Year greeting to the new POTUS: Samir Saran in the ORF
As a new American President prepares to assume office, China has sent him a greeting card with three messages conveying the terms of...
We Better Hear the Hoi Polloi: Peter Menzies in Covivium
Politicians and bureaucrats caught flouting COVID restrictions should get over their embarrassment and heed the pandemic suffering of working people, writes Peter Menzies...
Canada is not immune to Capitol Hill riots: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Star
While Canada is not immune from the political unrest witnessed in the United States, we may still minimize the risk by developing a...
Military efforts at home are increasingly the norm. A Joint Task Force Canada is the next logical step: Christian Leuprecht in the Globe and Mail
Evidently, domestic operations are no longer a part-time sideshow, yet the CAF still responds to emergencies with pick-up teams, writes Christian Leuprecht in...
The world must do more to fight China’s crackdown in Hong Kong: Nathan Law in the Washington Post
It’s time for the world to stand up and defend our shared universal values with them, not with feeble words but with real...
Beijing is ramping up the pressure on Taiwan to undermine Tsai Ing-wen’s achievements: J. Michael Cole in South China Morning Post
Beijing aims to discredit the Tsai administration, erode Taiwan’s institutions and aggravate a polarised society with a view to assisting its local partners,...
Canada should refuse to accept Sri Lankan Air Marshal Dias as high commissioner: Sarah Teich and David Matas for iPolitics
If Dias showed up in Canada as a private individual, one could argue he would be prosecutable under this country's Crimes Against Humanity...
The 'Hong Kong canary' is dead: J. Michael Cole in the Globe and Mail
With Hong Kong all but lost, gutted and isolated, the canary is now Taiwan, the successful democracy of 23.5 million people that stands...
The real story behind Canada's cash mountain: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
What emerges is a picture of a household sector saving much more during the pandemic than corporations, writes Philip Cross in the Financial...
