Despite undeniably close diplomatic, military, and economic ties, how deep do their cultural connections truly go?

The recent EU-Canada Summit in Brussels was an important moment of transatlantic solidarity amidst the shifts in Washington’s ...

Stuart Jones is a Program Assistant at the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center, based in Washington, D.C. Prior to joining the ...

Canadian crude offers Seoul an attractive blend of energy reliability and competitive pricing while Canada, in-turn, secures a dependable customer.

Recommendations for an improved online presence During our 30-day study of the Canadian government’s social media footprint, we saw that many accounts lacked immediacy on prevalent matters, content ...

Executive Director of the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect in New York This year marks the 10th anniversary since the historic endorsement of R2P principle by the 150 heads of state and ...

The first to point out Russia’s geopolitical awakening were the countries located in Central and Eastern European – countries long under the shadow of Moscow.

How is it that Canada has Trudeau while the United States has Trump? As a tumultuous U.S. presidential campaign ends, Stephen Marche explores the conditions that have set Canada up to emerge, in 2016, ...

Where is the acknowledgement of — and engagement with — Indigenous thought in the development of international relations and the practice of foreign policy? Hayden King calls out the field’s glaring ...

While Israel’s surprise, expansive and successful attack on Iran delivered a momentary advantage, in the end, strategic ...

Year after year, Arctic Ocean ice continues to melt faster, freeze slower and continuously recede – opening new opportunities on the one hand but creating just as many more on the other ...