Meeting the challenge of security cooperation in a COVID-19 world
In the short term, it is essential that more pragmatically driven collectives of states come together to address both regional and global security challenges. In such a scenario, perhaps the sting of Canada’s loss in the Security Council election will feel a little less painful.
MONTREAL—In mid-June, Canada’s hopes of winning one of the coveted UN Security Council seats was dashed—sparking hand-wringing and critical reflection about our country’s standing in the world. But, given the performance of the Security Council during the COVID-19 pandemic and its general sl...
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