Colbert gets truthy, TIFF tiff, wrong target
Newsmakers of the week
United Nations
Newsmakers: Odd couples
From the Summer ’09 Newsmakers family edition
This week in citizenship
Paul Koring, July 24 . Abousfian Abdelrazik, the Canadian citizen whose reputation remains tainted by ministerial...
Is it possible to both condemn and condone?
Canwest’s Randy Boswell looks at the government’s policy on capital punishment abroad, specifically now its response to a United...
The Commons: A terribly serious discussion
Bob Rae on the case of Abousfian Abdelrazik
The Commons: ’We will continue to insist’
The Scene. To everyone’s infinite credit, Question Period passed today without a single reference to a bathroom, toilet, loo or...
In his spare time
Michael Ignatieff reviews Leslie Gelb’s new book in the Times. Talk of Bretton Woods II may be overambitious, but some new global...
A little more light reading
A few links passed on by someone far better schooled in these matters. Peter MacKay, then-minister of foreign...
A little light reading
As a general rule, English majors probably shouldn’t be wading through international law and war crimes legislation without adult...
Choose your own foreign policy
Jim Travers theorizes on the rise of Peter Kent. Gaza, a crisis with troubling similarities to the 2006 Israeli adventure in south...