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In Canada an Immigration Backlog has left our Afghan Allies with Little to no Hope

The fall of Kabul in August 2021, and the onset of Taliban rule in Afghanistan, seized global headlines. However, what many people in Canada did...

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Jay Heisler

South Korea’s Pilot Cargo of Canadian Crude Signals a New Era for Bilateral Energy Cooperation

In April 2025 South Korea quietly took delivery of 548,000 barrels of Canadian heavy crude, valued at C$82.3 million. The barrels, purchased by HD...

yesterday 10

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Tae Yeon Eom

The View from Poland: Russian Imperialism Isn’t Going Away

If there’s one thing to take away from Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine it is the imperial mindset that is deeply engrained in the psyche of...

04.07.2025 2

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Pawel Markiewicz

In Canada an Immigration Backlog has left our Afghans Allies with Little to no Hope

The fall of Kabul in August 2021, and the onset of Taliban rule in Afghanistan, seized global headlines. However, what many people in Canada did...

04.07.2025 4

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Jay Heisler

Canada Needs a new Iran Policy – Both Abroad and at Home

The decision last month by the United States (US) to join Israel in striking Iran’s nuclear program – potentially leading to a wider regional...

03.07.2025 2

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Kevin Budning

Re-Election Landslide: The Australian 2025 Federal Election

Introduction Australia held a federal election on 3 May 2025 for the entire House of Representatives, which has 150 seats, and for 40 of the 76...

01.07.2025 1

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Alan Siaroff

From Compliance to Target: The Strategic Death of Nuclear Non-proliferation

The ceasefire, in the current Iran–Israel theatre, is less a diplomatic achievement than a stage-managed illusion. Iran launched an attack on the...

26.06.2025 1

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Narendra Pachkhédé