Too few Canadians are gaining the international experience that is needed to help our governments and businesses adapt to a complex world.

Canada is not the only country bracing for Donald Trump’s possible return to the White House – but few have more at stake.

Published in The Globe and Mail , 31 Oct. 2022 Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland’s speech in Washington earlier this month...

An agenda for Canada's new foreign minister.

Roland Paris and Jennifer Welsh set out an agenda for global "democracy support," focusing on the most urgent tasks.

Chatham House, July 2020. Canadian attitudes towards China have soured dramatically, marking a new phase in Canada-China relations.

Geopolitical shifts accelerated by the pandemic crisis pose serious foreign-policy challenges for Canada.

Chatham House, June 2020. Democratic states must settle on an approach to China that combines clarity of purpose, resolve and restraint.

Chatham House, June 2019. Many middle powers have been warning about threats to the rules-based order. Now they need to act.

Chatham House, January 2019. China’s "hostage diplomacy" poses a challenge to all countries that uphold the rule of law.

Literary Review of Canada, March 2015

Centre for International Policy Studies, University of Ottawa, Policy Brief no. 26 (January 2015).

Group of Policy Experts Report to the NATO Secretary-General, June 2014

Policy Options (March-April 2014), pp. 26-33

Canada’s military mission in Afghanistan officially ends this month. It began in 2001 with the dispatch of a small number of special...