It’s time Canada spoke out to help save Europe’s grand federalism experiment The Globe and Mail Tuesday, May 10, 2016 As friends, allies and fellow federalists, Canada has… Read more »
Three lessons to draw from the Saudi arms deal controversy The Globe and Mail, Thursday, Apr. 28, 2016 All arms sales are controversial, but when the buyer is a… Read more »
What Trudeau needs to do to sustain international momentum In most countries, a shift from the right to a centre-left government would mean significant policy change. But this is Canada,… Read more »
Why trade is taking a beating in the U.S. presidential race The Globe and Mail Tuesday, Mar. 15, 2016 Liberalized trade was once American orthodoxy, but in this volatile and… Read more »
Washington rolls out red carpet for Justin Trudeau White House prepares to fete Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with Oval Office visit and state dinner, the first in almost two decades… Read more »
“A Canadian Agenda: Obama and Beyond” by Colin Robertson For Immediate Release 07 March 2016 – Ottawa, ON – The Canadian Global Affairs Institute today released, “A Canadian Agenda: Obama and… Read more »
Will Donald Trump shatter the Republican Party? The Republican Establishment dismisses Trump—until it endorses him. Can he take hold of the party? Evan Solomon March 2, 2016 Macleans Hillary Clinton… Read more »
Whither Canada: In conversation with ex-diplomat, Colin Robertson Posted on Monday, February 1, 2016 A former Canadian diplomat with a career in foreign service that spanned over 30 years, Colin… Read more »
How Trudeau can learn from Chrétien’s playbook of renewal and reform Colin Robertson The Globe and Mail Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2016 Sunny ways face hard times when Parliament returns next… Read more »
China open to historic free-trade deal with Canada under certain provisos Robert Fife – OTTAWA BUREAU CHIEF The Globe and Mail Friday, Jan. 15, 2016 China wants to forge a… Read more »