Humanitarian intervention

Although it failed, the Canadian proposal for defining when a "humanitarian intervention" by outsiders into the affairs of a troubled state is legitimate represents exactly the kind of foreign policy initiative that Canada is going to have to undertake if we're going to make worthwhile contributi...

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