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The United States has lost any moral claim it had to play host to the UN’s headquarters as it withdraws from internationalism

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Research-informed modules that prepare current and future public policy, private sector, industry, and not-for-profit leaders to operate and lead in the digital world.

This case study provides a comparative perspective on two AI governance approaches and their outcomes. Case study by James W. Hinton and Fabrice Blais-Savoie

This masterclass explores Canada’s role in the global race for critical minerals amid U.S.-China tensions and the urgent push for green energy and technological sovereignty. Instructor: Wesley Wark.

With the world becoming “increasingly dangerous and divided,” Prime Minister Mark Carney has declared his intention to revive the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) through a major spending program aimed at ...

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Cyprus’ 2004 accession to the European Union (EU) transformed the significance of the ‘Green Line’ – the United Nations (UN)-monitored buffer zone that has separated Turkish and Greek Cypriots sinc...

Constraining fossil fuel supply is imperative to curtail fossil CO2 emissions and keep the global mean temperature below 1.5°C, thereby accomplishing the Paris Agreement to avoid dangerous climate ...

The official journal of Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs. Publishes content across the entire discipline of international relations and is renowned for its academically rigo...

Transformative investment will strengthen Canada’s capacity in law, digital sovereignty, trade and technology governance

The Balsillie School of International Affairs (BSIA), along with the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), is pleased to announce a new two-year partnership with the Royal United Serv...

As AI infrastructures expand rapidly across the globe, they bring into sharper focus the often-overlooked costs of digital innovation, particularly their entanglement with extractive economies and con...

Manufacturing makes heavy use of newcomers, who are often laid off first with few savings or a safety net. Co-ordinated strategies are needed.

Government, industry, and the Armed Forces need consistency and predictability in a geopolitical environment that has neither.

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The Canada-Germany Hydrogen Alliance is a focal point of the relationship between the two countries.

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The former head of the Harvard Kennedy School felt Canada punched above its weight in the soft-power arena, and shouldn’t cede its efforts in doing so

We are pleased to announce that the Technology Governance Summer School has received the 2025 APSIA Innovation Award for Professional Development Programming. This prestigious award recognizes innovat...

Fred CheungSemiconductors constitute the backbone of the modern economy, but Canada relies heavily on imported chips. This context highlights the urgency for Ottawa to strengthen its domestic semicond...

In an era when AI holds a seemingly endless horizon of potential, is the race to develop it leading us to deprioritize the security of those systems and the rights of the patients within them? Case St...

In early April, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke softly and carried a big stick at a NATO Ministers of Foreign Affairs meeting in Brussels. A more mainstream, small-l liberal Republican in an...

Alliances and partnerships are recognized as crucial to achieving national security in space. Canada’s national security strategy for space lacks doctrine, delivery on promises of enhanced capabilitie...

Looking to Europe for our defence needs would not be in Canada's best interests

Canada will not lead through mass or hard power. But it can lead through strategic utility and differentiation. This starts with geography—our greatest untapped advantage.