Here is what a Trump foreign policy will look like, based on the limited information shared by the president-elect and his campaign.
Continue reading Trump as Commander-in-Chief: A New Foreign Policy Agenda
The F-35 is a trillion-dollar boondoggle. Buying a combination of jets and drones will cost less, promote economic growth and provide military capabilities better suited to Canadian needs.
Continue reading The Headache that is Military Procurement: Why the F-35 is Not Canada’s Best Option
Mauricio Macri’s first task as president is to navigate the economic fallout from the Kirchner administrations.
Continue reading “Let’s Change” – The Legacy of Kirchnerismo and Macri’s Challenges
On the eve of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Canada’s economic engine needs more than a simple fix.
Continue reading How Canada Can Compete with Rising Economies – And Come Out On Top
Big oil won’t cease to exist just because the State Department is playing politics.
Continue reading Keystone XL’s Rejection isn’t the Victory Environmentalists Think it is
The only thing standing in the way of electoral reform is Justin Trudeau and his fellow Liberals.
Continue reading Electoral Reform in Canada Is Not a Pipe Dream
Puerto Rico’s economic stability depends on whether the U.S. Congress can reach a bipartisan agreement on how to restructure the island’s debt.
Continue reading Brink of Default: The Puerto Rican Debt Crisis
Abstention would take a major step towards ending an out-dated policy that undermines US interests in Latin America.
Continue reading Why the US Shouldn’t Vote on the UN Cuba Resolution
Stephen Harper’s highly partisan politicking has polarized the Canadian electorate, perhaps beyond the point of no return.
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