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Jack CunninghamOpenCanada |
When the rules run out, who decides what counts as war.
Military strikes by American and Israeli forces have left Iran destabilized and uncertain about its future leadership, thus igniting a war of regime...
Carney’s emerging foreign-policy doctrine emphasizes flexible coalitions among middle powers. But a closer look at Chrystia Freeland’s earlier...
It’s time for NATO members to take more concrete actions against Trump’s threats, which if continued will inevitably lead to the invocation of...
Are we destined to find ourselves living in a less secure, less predictable, and less free international order?
Trump’s rejection of mutually beneficial interdependence has clarified that the US is no longer a reliable ally or trading partner.
While significant steps towards winding down the conflict have been taken, the final resolution of this intractable struggle will be harder than many...
While Israel’s attack on Qatar did cross a diplomatic threshold, for Tel Aviv it was clearly worth the risk.
Ensuring nuclear non-proliferation will never be easy, but drawing the line at enrichment clarifies the distinctions nuclear latency too readily...
In European discussions of NATO’s future, Canada is sometimes an afterthought, but this is in neither our interest nor the Europeans.
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