Tariq Ali: ‘Democracy is largely a set of rituals now’
An interview with the public intellectual, writer and political activist
Category: Canadian Dimension
Bombs and Waffles: the NDP and NATO in the twentieth century
Long-time observers of the party should not be surprised at the internal disarray over Canadian support for NATO
What is the value of an acquittal in international criminal justice?
The case of former Rwandan Foreign Affairs Minister Jérôme Bicamumpaka
Canada’s militant working class history
Workers in Canada have a powerful history of confronting employers and state power
We need to talk about the Conservatives
How the Tories began a long and fumbling dance with precisely the kind of politics the vast majority of Canadians don’t want
Indigenizing Canadian foreign policy
The final chapter in an eight part series investigating the crisis in Canada-China relations
The petro-war of Chrystia Freeland: Canada’s military support for Ukraine
Why the escalating confrontation between NATO and Russia is about liberating Europe from Russian gas
The progressive case for MMT
Lifting the veil of money
The United States of Hypocrisy: Revisiting the Monroe Doctrine
In refusing to acknowledge Russia’s concerns about NATO expansion, the Biden administration is engaging in hypocrisy
It’s Big Oil, not environmentalists, who are foreign-funded
“People who live in glass houses should not throw stones”
The hidden origin of the escalating Ukraine-Russia conflict
Events of the Maidan massacre shaped one of the most controversial hours in European history since the end of the Cold War
Trudeau’s Venezuela policy has failed. It’s time to reset relations
Canadian officials rarely raise Venezuela anymore—but their damaging policies remain in place
Ukraine crisis: US ‘toolboxes’ are empty
“If you think the American people are ready to bear the burden of a war with Russia, think again”
Saudi Arabia is escalating its attacks on Yemen, and Canada is helping them do it
Canada’s involvement in the war on Yemen can be explained in two words: blood money
Alternatives in Canadian foreign policy and the racism of ‘The National’
Part seven in an eight part series investigating the crisis in Canada-China relations