Prime Minister Mark Carney has suggested that the new world order will be built out of Europe, but analysts have their doubts.
Conservative Whip Chris Warkentin says it ‘seems’ that the budget of the Canada-U.S. Inter-Parliamentary Group will be slashed by 40 per cent.
The House Subcommittee on International Human Rights’ May 7 report was 780 words long, and didn’t declare whether a genocide is unfolding in Sudan, disappointing some past witnesses.
Ecuador holds significant untapped potential in the high-demand critical minerals and rare earth elements as the global economy moves toward clean energy and advanced technologies.
In a wide-ranging interview, Lithuanian Economy and Innovation Minister Edvinas Grikšas talks growing trade, work with the EU, the push for diversification, and boosting domestic defence industries.
In a broad ranging interview, a delegation of visiting Latvian MPs talk friendship with Canada, a continued deployment on NATO’s eastern flank, and the future of the military alliance.
Canada was one of the few U.S. allies not to strike a deal after the Trump administration enacted emergency tariffs that were later struck down by the top American court.
Sports constitute a vital foundation of friendship between Japan and Canada, and represent an increasingly important driver of future growth in bilateral relations.
In a wide-ranging interview, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand discusses a new foreign policy strategy, GAC’s budget cuts, its mission network, and international law and the Iran war.
If Canada joined the European Union, it would be ‘a marriage made in heaven,’ says Alexander Stubb during his visit to Ottawa.
The Liberal government has avoided making direct statements about potential violations of international law by the Trump administration, despite weighing in on other conflicts.
If Ottawa is serious about ‘taking the world as it is,’ it must invest in a stronger diplomatic capacity. Without it, Canada risks making cautious or poorly informed decisions that weaken its position abroad and undermine the partnerships it needs to remain safe, stable, and secure.
Mark Carney, who revealed himself as a man of conscience on his way to the Prime Minister’s Office, now needs to push back against the militarists demanding never-ending increases in defence spending and start pushing the UN’s agenda for peace.
The shared vision of a more prosperous, just, and pluralist world has chartered Canada and the Aga Khan Development Network’s joint investments in financial, human, and intellectual resources.
A bid for the UN Human Rights Council was first announced in 2023. Canada last had a spot on the body in the 2006-09 term.
It would seem that our government understands the depth of the crisis, as do, perhaps, most political parties, but not necessarily the Canadian public.
Japanese Ambassador Kanji Yamanouchi’s personal chef wished Ottawa farewell on March 19 with one last showcase of Canuck-inspired culinary creations
