Rhonda Gossen’s book, The Twelfth of February, tells the story of the Canadian International Development Agency’s support for women’s organizations and civil society in Pakistan and how it helped mitigate opposing forces pushing back on women’s rights.
Within the UN, it is clear that member states need to find new or re-tooled diplomatic vehicles to advance progress on the broad disarmament agenda.
Established in 1946, International Journal, is the scholarly publication of the Canadian International Council and the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History.
Everyone wants to know how the suspected terrorist and potential war criminal Ahmed Fouad Mostafa Eldidi arrived here. How could this happen, and what can be done to prevent other alleged perpetrators from entering Canada?
Meanwhile, as the fighting continues, indications are that Canada may seek to play a more constructive role in helping to bring an end to the conflict.
Looking to the future, Azerbaijan and Canada share much in common
that could provide a strong foundation for increased cooperation.
Anything can happen between now and November 5. One way or another, we should expect the unexpected.
The inherent contradictions of the Iranian regime and disputes among the ruling bloc foreshadow continued economic, political, and cultural crises.
Divisions in American society are becoming increasingly dangerous and far too great for one party to resolve
Artificial Intelligence can enhance government cybersecurity, and build public confidence, but challenges must be addressed if its implementation is to be successful.
