Western governments have rejected the legitimacy of the separatist poll beacuse the separatist elections undermine the 05 September ceasefire reached in Minsk.
Development
Whats Up With Oil Prices Dropping Down?
October saw the United States produce more oil than Saudi Arabia for the first time in 40 years. What does that mean for Canada? Emily Robinson analyses the fluctuation of oil prices.
Examining the Link Between Development and Democracy: the case of Ethiopia (1/2)
Ethiopia is often hailed as a stalwart for African development, but what implications does this have for democracy in the country?
The Rise of Celebrities in International Affairs
In his latest article, Malcolm McEachern explores the rise of celebrity involvement in international affairs.
Pakistan’s Silent War
Rija Rasul examines Pakistan’s battle with Polio.
Why Islamic States Need to Follow the Turkish Example
In her latest article, Rija Rasul examines the relationship between Islam and democracy, the success of Turkey, and the lessons that could be learned by other Islamic States.
The Enemy of My Enemy
IS may have added a new dimention to the Syrian conflict, but was it ever as simple as viewing it as a bilateral struggle? Daniel Woodburn considers the complex nature of Syria’s belligerent situation.
The Arms Trade Treaty: A Promising Start?
In his latest work, Ben Abonyi examines the Arms Trade Treaty.
He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not: China’s relations with India
Christine Martel-Fleming examines China’s motives for increased investment in India.
Mining in the Motherland: An Interview with Kevan Ford on the Impact of Sanctions on the Russian Mining Industry
Ian Litschko, Samantha Di Santo and Anojan Nicholas sit down with Kevan Ford, Director and CEO of Great Lakes Metallurgy Ltd. to discuss Canadian involvement in the Russian mining sector.