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Opinion | The Nobel Peace Prize is Quietly Redefining…
The Nobel Peace Prize has chosen to defend democracy as the sole legitimate architecture for peace.
Benefits Gone in a SNAP? Government Shutdowns, Budget…
The US government has reopened, but at what cost to citizens, and to American democracy?
Opinion | Why Canada Still Needs a New Oil Pipeline
The path forward for the Canadian government is clear: to secure long-term economic strength, it must throw its…
International Climate Change Rulings Show First Signs of…
Advisory opinions on climate change published by the ICJ and IACtHR this summer are being employed in domestic…
How EU Divisions Handed Trump a Trade Victory
Europe’s leaders must now decide: face Washington as a single bloc or as 27 competing suitors who could gift Trump…
Canada’s Dairy Dilemma: Supply Management and the…
A recent probe has reignited US frustrations with Canada’s dairy supply management system, forcing Ottawa to choose…
Threads of Uncertainty: How Tariffs are Reshaping the…
Trump's tariffs are reshaping North America's retail industry, prompting a range of strategic adaptations from…
Opinion | Trenton’s Water Woes Expose Crisis of Local…
Recent events in Trenton, New Jersey, create an opportunity for both constituents and leaders to reflect on the…
Politics On and Off the Pitch: Gianni Infantino and…
Infantino’s weaponization of FIFA as an instrument to amass power will have repercussions not just for fans of…
How Donald Trump Uses the ‘Beautiful Game’…
If soccer is a universal language, the proliferation of soccer mega-events translates into an increasingly intimate…
Canada’s Five Per Cent Defence Pledge Isn’t…
When the cost of inaction is irrelevance, Canada's decision to ramp up defence spending is not submission, it is…
The Biggest Healthcare Cuts in US History Won’t Damage…
While Republicans' healthcare cuts in the One Big Beautiful Bill are historically massive, the expiring Affordable…