Why Canada’s New Peacekeeping Initiatives Must Include Disaster Risk Reduction
Pioneering thinking is needed to link the stability, peace, and disaster risk reduction fields.
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Category: Opinion
Silicon Valley has Broken Our Trust – Can We Now Trust Them With Killer AI Robots?
Canada needs an open dialogue, with citizen input, on ethical questions and international standards surrounding lethal autonomous weapons, and how to build a framework for oversight in the use of AI.
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Progressive Trade
A buzzword worth understanding and undertaking in Canada’s international economic policy.
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Putin’s Polling Numbers
What they may say about Russia’s future.
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Getting Socially Progressive Trade Right
How Canada ought to approach trade and gender with the Pacific Alliance.
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Canada Needs More Women of Mass Destruction
“Security is too important to be left just to men.”
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Better Evidence is Needed to Achieve Canada’s Feminist International Assistance Aims
Strengthening the evidence-base on women’s empowerment is critical to ensure effective spending of existing resources.
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2018: Decision Time for Canada on Killer Robots
Why the federal government must say no to a dystopian future of autonomous weapons.
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How Canada’s Magnitsky Law Could Benefit Vladimir Putin
Rather than holding his regime to account, the Law fuels Putin’s “Russia-under-seige” narrative just in time for his March election.
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Shut Up, I’m Tweeting: And Other Digital Diplomacy Lessons I Learned at the Israeli Embassy
Five insights on how diplomatic missions can win hearts and minds through Twitter.
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Ottawa Deploys Public — and Discreet — Diplomatic Efforts on North Korea
Subtlety obscures a surprisingly robust and active Canadian diplomatic effort to mediate with North Korea.
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The New Era of Canadian Feminist Foreign Policy
Will the new National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security hold up to scrutiny?
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