OttawaThe Commons: A matter of principleWas it righteousness or incompetence that cost Canada a seat on the Security Council?
OttawaCalling out America, then taking it backWhile the U.S. State Department was careful yesterday not to say who the United States voted for at the United Nations, the...
OttawaPrinciples and secret votesThe Prime Minister makes his first comments on the lost security council vote.
OttawaStrategoIndia and China reportedly supported Portugal over Canada in the security council vote, while an official with the United Arab...
OttawaIt goes straight to the topIn an opinion piece for Fox News, a former spokesman for several American ambassadors to the United Nations says the United States...
OttawaAll of the aboveTo explain the security council vote, the Globe cites a shrinking international profile (exacerbated by minority government), a...
OttawaForeign Affairs ClueWhile the Harper government blames Michael Ignatieff, ambassadors interviewed by Canadian Press don’t mention the opposition...
OttawaThe upside down usEmboldened by Canada’s defeat, Australia now seems well-placed to win a seat on the UN security council. Alas, their bid is almost...
OttawaInsecure counselWELLS: Harper’s ambivalence about the UN cost Canada its shot at the big table—but his ambivalence has a constituency