Across the Pond Ep. 1: A new podcast series by MLI’s Transatlantic Program
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Tag: Foreign Affairs
After the gratitude must come the reckoning: Howard Anglin for Inside Policy
When we engage with the Chinese government, we deal with an outlaw regime that holds us in even lower contempt ...
Deadline 2036 – Time is ticking on replacing Canada’s vital submarine capabilities: New MLI paper by Jeffrey F. Collins
OTTAWA, ON (September 23, 2021): If Canada wants to respond to the threat posed by a rising China’s naval power, contribute ...
Democracy-building and Afghanistan: David Kilgour for Inside Policy
Afghanistan illustrates what can result if democratic governance, however imperfect, is replaced by intolerance and violence against fellow citizens, writes ...
The persistent threat of foreign interference in Canada’s democracy: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Star
The new Canadian government must act immediately and with resolve to develop a whole-of-society approach to building national resilience against ...
Standing guard, quietly: Why we need to talk more about Canada’s defence of its European partners: Alexander Lanoszka for Inside Policy
Canada has achieved a lot for European security, even if you would never know that from listening to either the ...
The Chinese dragon circles Afghanistan, as Beijing looks to impose a new world order: Shuvaloy Majumdar in the National Post
American President Joe Biden contends his decision to recklessly concede Afghanistan to the Pakistan-backed Taliban is one of realism and ...
Charting a New Trajectory in India-Sri Lanka Relations: Vijay Sappni in the ORF
As Sri Lanka moves closer to China in its economic ties, concerns about the Indo-Sri Lanka bilateral relationship grow, writes ...
Twenty years later, a fractured world: Dhruva Jaishankar in the Hindustan Times
In a post-9/11 world, four geopolitical contests are playing out. In Afghanistan, all strands intersect, writes Dhruva Jaishankar. This article ...
All our lives are inseparably tied to foreign affairs: Richard Shimooka in the Vancouver Sun
Like with 9/11, the COVID-19 pandemic should have led to a reappraisal of the role foreign affairs plays in our ...
Canadians on Flights Out of Kabul: Christian Leuprecht on CTV News
MLI Senior Fellow Christian Leuprecht joined CTV News to discuss the first large-scale evacuation of foreigners since US forces ...
Soul searching in the wake of the Downfall of Afghanistan: Christian Leuprecht for Inside Policy
The outcomes in Afghanistan should give serious food for thought to the interventionist ambitions that characterized successive US presidential administrations, ...
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Time for an intervention – an urgent call to end “gender-affirming” treatments for children: J. Edward Les for Inside Policy
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The Governor General deserves better, but we deserve impartiality: Philippe Lagassé for Inside Policy
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Skiing down euthanasia’s slippery slope: John Keown for Inside Policy
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The Lamentable Decline of Canada’s Reputation as a Dependable and Globally Respected Nation: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times
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Conservatives can reject destructive left-wing policies and still take climate change seriously: Brian Lee Crowley in the National Post
