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Rethinking Canada’s India Problem

At the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin, China the rituals of diplomacy were as choreographed as ever: handshakes,...

Narendra Pachkhédé

An election taking place halfway across the world will have serious consequences, not only for the 100,000 Syrians resettled in Canada who have...

Today, the fragile mountains in India’s Himalayan region are virtually crumbling under the impact of escalating ecological disasters. A rapidly...

In Aristophanes’ play The Clouds, two characters, Just Speech and Unjust Speech, stage a debate over the meaning of justice. Just Speech insists...

I’m certain that every war is a blast furnace and Tim Martin’s latest book, Unwinnable Peace packs a powerful punch that ought to be required...

When I served as Minister of International Trade, my stakeholders were overwhelmingly Canadian business owners who were involved in the importing...

One year ago, the streets of Bangladesh erupted. Not in a coup, not in a civil war, but in a peaceful, people-powered revolution. Young people...