With an ambitious domestic policy budget, Liberals leave little for foreign affairs By NEIL MOSS APRIL 28, 2021 While the Trudeau Liberal government focused on a domestic recovery from the public health… Read more »
‘We need courage’: Bloc, NDP MPs push for House to recognize Uyghur genocide in face of Beijing pressure By NEIL MOSS OCTOBER 28, 2020 Chinese Ambassador Cong Peiwu told reporters on Oct…. Read more »
Foreign policy focus in new session should be on China, U.S., and human rights, say Parliamentarians By NEIL MOSS SEPTEMBER 23, 2020 ‘The No. 1 [foreign policy] priority is our relationship with… Read more »
Easing of restrictions to non-U.S. travellers into Canada unlikely to be met with Trump backlash, could pave way for reopening of 49th parallel, say experts By Neil Moss August 12, 2020… Read more »
Trudeau’s penchant for political appointees shows lack of appreciation for ambassadors’ work: former senior diplomat By NEIL MOSS JULY 15, 2020 ‘[Trudeau] neglects the fact that you need experience and competent people,’… Read more »
Losing Security Council seat might embarrass Trudeau but would signal a bigger problem: experts BY AMANDA CONNOLLY GLOBAL NEWS Posted June 17, 2020 12:36 pm EDITOR’S NOTE: Since the time of publication,… Read more »
‘The deeper the wound, the longer it takes to heal’: Trump’s threats undermine Canada-U.S. relationship, says former envoy By NEIL MOSS APR. 8, 2020 ‘We are dealing with an administration that is… Read more »
Trudeau set right tone in the days after Flight 752 downing, say foreign policy experts By NEIL MOSS JAN. 15, 2020 Trudeau’s comments have underpinned Canada’s interests-based foreign policy, says former diplomat… Read more »