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The Nile Begins in Ethiopia and So Does Its Independence
Trump’s false claim of U.S. financing exposes Western discomfort with African-led, self-funded development and Ethiopia's assertion of sovereignty over…
Feb 5
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January 2026
The Islamic Republic of Iran Is Testing the Responsibility to Protect
With national connectivity flatlining and detainee deaths rising, the world must look beyond regime change rhetoric and use the tools it already has to…
Jan 29
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Exploring Evidence-Based Policymaking with Dr. Nick King
Evidence-based policymaking is often talked about, but less often unpacked.
Jan 22
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December 2025
An Oceanless Future: Reflections on a Transatlantic Journey
Un Futur sans Océan : Réflexions d’une traversée transatlantique
Dec 18, 2025
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The Fragile Revolution: Senegal’s New Leadership Faces Its First True Test
Senegal’s new leaders face mounting strain as undisclosed debts and internal rifts threaten the momentum of their 2024 revolution.
Dec 3, 2025
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November 2025
Transit Should Work for Everyone in Canada
Public transit is meant to connect people, yet today it’s pushing many riders out with costs and barriers they can’t overcome.
Nov 27, 2025
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‘That Ain’t Happening, Friends’—How the Minister of Jobs and Families is Breaching the Right to Strike
A once-rare legal clause has become Ottawa’s go-to-tool for shutting down strikes, raising urgent questions about the future of collective bargaining in…
Nov 20, 2025
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Canada needs a National Security Strategy
Ottawa has found the money, but not yet the plan, to defend its interests as its threat environment shifts
Nov 12, 2025
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It’s Time to Reform Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program
Stronger oversight and fairer rules are needed to protect workers and restore public trust
Nov 5, 2025
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October 2025
Questioning Multilateralism, Knowledge, and the Human Stakes of Public Policy
A reflection on how public policy’s slow pace and detached ideals fail the people most affected—and what it means to act with moral urgency.
Oct 22, 2025
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A Cloudy Future Ahead for Montréal
With the departure of Montréal’s longtime leaders, the city faces a leadership void—and voters must decide whether to clear the fog or let apathy steer…
Oct 8, 2025
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September 2025
From the Opening Bell
The fall Parliament sitting will define whether Prime Minister Mark Carney can turn an ambitious slate of policy promises into results.
Sep 24, 2025
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