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Troubled Waters in the South China Sea
Troubled Waters in the South China Sea

While global observers of the recently concluded Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in San Francisco speculated on what it meant for the trajectory of US-China relations, few noticed a brewing storm between two of the summit’s participants – Chinese President Xi Jinping and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

One year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: Is the U.S. and its allies in denial?
One year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: Is the U.S. and its allies in denial?

The Global North’s foreign policy must reflect the diffusion of power in international politics and make room for emerging economies at the table, who are capable of projecting their own agendas.

In the wake of the “Freedom Convoy,” Canadian national security institutions need to educate the public about emerging threats
In the wake of the “Freedom Convoy,” Canadian national security institutions need to educate the public about emerging threats

Canadian security institutions need to better prepare for new threats facing Canadians and do more to engender public trust in institutions.

Examining Canada’s NATO spending: Is two per cent of GDP worth it?
Examining Canada’s NATO spending: Is two per cent of GDP worth it?

A recent virtual summit between Prime Minister Trudeau and U.S. President Joe Biden showed significant promise that relations between the two nations would heal.

Post-election violence in CAR brings France-Russia tensions to a head
Post-election violence in CAR brings France-Russia tensions to a head

The roots of this conflict began in 2003, when François Bozizé became the president of the CAR amid a coup backed by France.

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