Category: FOREIGN POLICY & SECURITY
On Iran, Canada Should Pick Up Where Obama Left Off
Navid Hassibi argues that on Iran, the Trudeau government in Canada should pick up where the Obama administration left off.
NATO Hangs in the Balance
Basel Ammane provides analysis for the Foreign Policy Project in this Policy Brief on the Trump administration’s approach to NATO following last week’s Summit.
North Korea: The Agitator of East Asia?
Fuad Olajuwon discusses North Korea’s provocations in his latest for the Foreign Policy Project.
Policy or Politics? How Partisan Appeasement Inhibits Diplomatic Integrity between Japan and South Korea
Fuad Olajuwon discusses how partisan appeasement affects diplomacy in the context of Japan and South Korea.
When Right is Wrong: How Excessive Political Leanings Undermine the Security Goals of Japan
Fuad Olajuwon opines that excessive political leanings undermine Japanese national security in his latest for the Foreign Policy Project.
The Plutonium Disposition Management Agreement: Russia’s Withdrawal and the Possible Consequences
Debalina Ghoshal discusses Russia’s suspension of the Plutonium Disposition Management Agreement with the United States for the Foreign Policy Project.
Make Japan Great Again? The Rise of Trump and Significance of the US-Japan Alliance
Fuad Olajuwon discusses the alliance between Japan and the United States a few months into the Trump administration.
Policy Report: Rule of Law and Peace and Order in the South China Sea and the West Philippine Sea
In a Policy Report for the Foreign Policy Project, Catherine S. Panaguiton discusses what the Arbitral Tribunal Award really means for littoral and affected states as well as its aftermath and the way forward.
Deciphering China’s Coal Ban from North Korea:
Debalina Ghoshal discusses China’s coal ban from North Korea for the Foreign Policy Project.
Canada And Iran Are Taking Steps In The Right Direction
Navid Hassibi argues in the Huffington Post that Canada and Iran are taking steps in the right direction.