Canada and India: A Diplomatic Quandary
How Canada’s assertion that Indian government agents were complicit in the killing of a Canadian Sikh leader started a diplomatic crisis.
China’s Agriculture Deficit and its Implications for Foreign Policy
Despite significant strides in domestic production, China remains deeply dependent on food imports, an Achilles’ heel that distinguishes it from major competitors. Its agricultural deficit and reliance on imports is critical for understanding its international posture.
The Inflation Reduction Act: How the White House Redefined the Free Market
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is transforming economies worldwide, boosting clean energy efforts, and sparking debate over its lasting effects.
Pakistan’s Democracy in Peril: Assessing Military Dominance in Pakistan
Pakistan’s democracy has been undermined by the military’s persistent dominance, fomenting grave socioeconomic challenges for civilians. For sustainable civilian governance and social stability, the military’s role in politics must recede.
To Lobby or Not To Lobby
Lobbying in Ottawa has reached record levels, raising concerns about the potential for corporate interests to disproportionately shape Canadian public policy. While both Liberal government and the Conservative Party face criticism for lobbying, the real importance lies in the balance of influence between private interests and public representation.
The “State Within a State”: Hezbollah’s Rise as the Dominant Resistance Force in Lebanon
Hezbollah’s rise in Lebanon, marked by military vigour and political legitimacy, positions the group as a dominant actor in domestic and regional affairs.
Humanitarian Aid in Conflict: Strategic Targeting and Erosion of Neutrality, an Indicator of Questionable Motives.
On October 26th 2024, the Director-General of the World Health Organization characterized the situation in Northern Gaza as “catastrophic.” Over this past year, numerous organizations have issued repeated warnings about the severe risks to humanitarian assistance posed by the use of non-discriminate war tactics.
Bill C-18: Empowering Journalism or Limiting Public Access?
Bill C-18 requires tech companies to compensate Canadian news outlets. Google reached a 100$ million deal, while Meta banned news. This exposes challenges in balancing supporting journalism, regulating technology and ensuring accessibility.
Canada’s Connection to Hurricane Milton: A Call to Action
Examines the connection between Hurricane Milton and Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions. Highlights the boundaryless nature of environmental issues.
Instagram and the Politics of Dissent: What does it mean to make an impact?
My social media is constantly flooded with political statements, condemnations, and demands for others to repost. While I empathize with the causes my peers are ardently supporting, I’ve questioned whether More