Category: POLITICS
Keep John Kerry—As President Hillary’s Iran Envoy
In his piece for the National Interest, the Council’s Navid Hassibi argues why keeping John Kerry as Presidential Envoy for Iran would make sense in a Hillary Clinton administration.
Welcome to a hipper, younger, capable Canadian public service
In his latest for OpenCanada, the Council’s Wisam Salih highlights the challenges and opportunities for young Canadians to become international affairs practitioners in the Public Service.
Trudeau Is Ushering Canada Into A New Era Of Foreign Policy
In his latest for the Huffington Post, the Council’s Navid Hassibi writes about Trudeau ushering Canada in a new era of foreign policy.
Small Steps Towards Re-Engagement With Iran
The Council’s Navid Hassibi discusses Canada-Iran relations in his latest for the Huffington Post just as Canada lifts its sanctions on Iran.
It’s Canada’s Turn to Engage Iran
The Council’s Navid Hassibi discusses why it should be Canada’s turn to engage Iran post-nuclear deal in his latest for the Huffington Post.
Outcome of Taiwan’s Election Could Help Boost Ties With Japan
In his latest for the World Politics Review, the Council’s J. Berkshire Miller discusses Japan-Taiwan relations.
It’s Time To Bring Canada’s Iran Policy Out From The Cold
In his latest for the Huffington Post, Navid Hassibi discusses why it’s time to bring Canada’s Iran policy in from the cold.
How Trudeau Can Improve Our National Security Policy-Making Process
Navid Hassibi discusses how Trudeau can improve Canada’s national security policy-making process via the Huffington Post.
What Trudeau’s First 100 Days on the World Stage Will Look Like
Navid Hassibi provides his take on Trudeau’s first 100 days in office on the world stage in his latest via the Huffington Post.
A Look at What Real Change Could Mean for Canadian Foreign Policy
Navid Hassibi provides a brief look at what “Real Change” could mean for Canadian foreign policy under a Trudeau government.