One on One interview with Dimitris Azemopoulos, the Cosul General of Greece. Topics: Greece in NATO, natural in the Middle East, integration of the Balkan States, and Canada-Greece relations. Hosted by Alexander Corbeil Produced by Fatima Nanavati
Articles
New U.S. – Adriatic Charter Communique
Final communique signed by Albania, Bosnia, and Hertzigovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, and the United States
Thinking About Prevention Pt. I
As many have remarked, neither the U.S. nor China would benefit from a protracted conflict between the two powerhouses.
China in Africa: a Lasting Friendship?
The China International Fair on Trade in Services, ending on June 1, 2012, signified yet another move forward in Sino-African relations.
June 26: Conference – SWIFT, Oil and Gold: Stormy Seas Ahead?
Tuesday, 26 June 2012 @ 18.00 – 21.30 University Club of Toronto, 380 University Ave About the Event: Please join us from 6:00-9:30pm on the evening of June 26th at the University Club for a discussion on the ramifications of the impending US & EU economic sanctions on the Islamic Republic of Iran to go into Read More…
One on One: Ljuben Tedovski
One on One interview with Ljuben Tedovski, the Ambassador of The Republic of Macedonia. Topics: NATO-Macedonian relations, Macedonian-Canadian relations, and of course Macedonian-Greek relations. Hosted by Alexander Corbeil Produced by Fatima Nanavati
A Growing Sectarian Divide in Iraq
Last week marked one of the bloodiest in Iraq since the withdrawal of U.S. troops in December of last year. With a series of attacks on Shi’a targets claiming over 100 lives, concerns that sectarianism is re-emerging in Iraq are beginning to surface.
Egypt: the Devil is in the Details
Now that the Muslim Brotherhood has won the Egyptian presidential election will the Islamic organization full fill its promises to bring the nation towards democracy? If so, it must first clarify its stance on the rights of women and Christians in the country.
The Strategic Sphere of Burma
The delicate situation in Burma has been complicated by the spectre of US-Chinese rivalry. Over the past year, as the Obama administration has voiced its intention for a higher security profile in East and Southeast Asia, fears of a “Cold War” rivalry has emerged in international political discourse.
Rapid Population Growth Adds to Religious Tensions in Nigeria
Nicholas Bishop argues that economic and demographic factors are leading to a rise in religious tensions. According to the author the Nigerian government’s heavy handed response to the terrorist campaign by Boko Haram may be counter productive and exacerbate tensions.