Ayatollah Massacre at the helm
Iran’s new president had a central role in killing Iranian political prisoners whose loved ones are now Canadians.
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Pandemic failure, democratic backslide
Why India’s autocratic turn under Prime Minister Narendra Modi matters to Canada and the world
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Ben Hubbard. MBS: The Rise to Power of Mohammed bin Salman. Tim Duggan Books, an
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My Sarajevo
I was born in a city at war. I miss it.
What kind of foreign policy do Canadians want?
The Canadian International Council brought more than 400 strangers together to talk about this country’s foreign policy. Here’s what they came up with.
Foreign Policy by Canadians: a unique national experiment
James Fishkin, the Stanford University pioneer of Deliberative Polling, on the first national deliberative democracy exercise held in Canada
A political farce
Why Iranians, at home and in the diaspora, call for a boycott of the country’s coming presidential election
The silence of Radio Canada International
The former head of CBC News laments the evisceration of CBC’s international service and Canada’s shrinking voice in the world
It’s time we all owned the failure of South Sudan
South Sudan will celebrate ten years of independence this summer. It’s in bad shape and we’re partly to blame.
The trauma we bring with us
I had to leave Kenya after my son was murdered. I told myself I would return.
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