iPolitics
The Conservative Government’s relentless “War on Science” has diminished Canada – and our place in the world
In The News
Bridging the Chasm
Science and Diplomacy
If disaster is to be averted, it won’t be by increasing defence spending. Instead, diplomacy and international policy must better incorporate science and technology.
Canada and the Asia Pacific: Unsteady interest and opportunities lost
Embassy
Once upon a time, Canada was active and engaged in the Asia Pacific. Then, we dropped the ball.
Prospects for peace in the internet age
Sec Dev Foundation and Canadian International Council – CPAC video
Introductory panel discussions on new media prospects in international relations at Ottawa’s first Diplohack
Why Canada should disengage from the Iraq/Syria mission
Toronto Star
Joining the bombing, training and special operations mission in Iraq was unnecessary; continuing and expanding it will compound the costs
The future of diplomacy
Interview on the future of diplomacy and international relations
The case for science for science diplomacy
International Peace Institute Global Observatory
Interview recorded at consultations in support of the Independent Commission on Multilateralism
High hopes for the Independent Commission on Multilateralism
Embassy
Can the world’s international institutions be reformed to better advance peace and prosperity? Enter the Independent Commission on Multilateralism.
How we can do diplomacy better
iPolitics
If he addresses the diplomatic deficit, the lack of grand strategy and the troubled Canadian brand, newly appointed Foreign Minister Rob Nicholson could make a difference.
Out of Afghanistan: Winners and losers after thirteen years of combat
Globe and Mail
NATO has little to celebrate as coalition members rush for the exits and ISAF is replaced by the residual Resolute Support Mission.
Canada faltered on the world stage in 2014
Toronto Star
As the year ends, Canadians receive a lump of coal for their country’s place in the world.
Cuba libre: What the Havana deal means to diplomacy
iPolitics
The US-Cuba rapprochement carries implications well beyond domestic politics and bilateral relations.
Science Diplomacy: New Day or False Dawn?
World Scientific
Read the introduction to a comprehensive new anthology covering key issues in science diplomacy.