Canada failed to heed the warning signs of key U.S. policy shift
Our leaders did not recognize America’s shift toward economic coercion and self-sufficiency. Strategic adaptation is the answer. U.S.…
iAffairs Calls for Submission – Canada and International Affairs
iAffairs is requesting submissions related to Canada and international affairs.
Saving Canada (and Canadian Studies)
Introduction Writing in 2021, Munroe Eagles, then President of the International Council for Canadian Studies argued for a…
Foreign Interference in a Geopolitical Context: Transnational Linkages, Diaspora Mobilisation and Grey Zone Conflict
Foreign Interference in a Geopolitical Context PIFI Submission The threat of foreign interference continues to grow and evolve…
The Ukraine Russia War – Will this “Forever War” Come to an End?
As U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth made abundantly clear in his announcement of February 13th, America’s commitments to…
Policy Talks Podcast Episode 71: A Path to Peace?: Analyzing The State of the Israel-Palestine Conflict and A Way Forward
iAffairs Canada is delighted to present Episode 71 of the Policy Talks Podcast.
Event: Vickers-Verduyn Lecture in Canadian Studies – this Wednesday!
The School of Canadian Studies is excited to announce that our Annual Vickers-Verduyn Lecture will feature four notable Canadians engaged in a conversation and a sharing of ideas with Carleton’s Provost and Moderator, Pauline Rankin.
Bombs, guns, treasure: What Israel wants, the US gives
Israel's exceptional status in US arms policy and law ensures that unending military aid is shielded from scrutiny over human rights abuses.
March Recap: What iAffairs Did This Month
This month, we published a variety of articles on diverse foreign policy issues, as well two new episodes our Policy Talks Podcast!
Policy Talks Podcast Episode 70: Red, Blue, and Beyond: Unpacking the Polarization of U.S. Elections
iAffairs Canada is delighted to present Episode 70 of the Policy Talks Podcast.
Getting a Sense: Explaining Why Canada’s Quantum Sensing Development Matters
What if there was a piece of technology that could predict how far a forest fire could burn?…
From the iAffairs archives: Episode 62 of Policy Talks (“Current State of Affairs: The Role of Political Corruption in the Russia-Ukraine War”)
In acknowledgement of the two years since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, iAffairs invites you to re-visit episode 62 of Policy Talks recorded in March 2023, where guest Oksana Huss discussed the state of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the presence of political corruption, and the role of local authorities, open governance, and political organizations in this crisis.