ADAMS: With a straight face, could Poilievre or Singh have taken that stage?
On seriousness, statecraft, and the difference between slogans and leadership.
Foreign Policy
Coverage of the European Union and Canada–EU relations, focusing on trade, regulation, diplomacy, and their domestic policy impact.
Adams: I went to a Dominic Cardy event. It explained the CFP's biggest problem.
This was supposed to be about building an EDA… and then Dominic walked in.
ADAMS: When “might makes right” becomes foreign policy
Trump's arrest of Maduro exposes a dangerous return to lawlessness, oil-driven politics, and a world where smaller nations pay the price.
ADAMS: Chrystia Freeland’s “coming weeks” resignation isn’t good enough
Ordinary Canadians would be told to clear out their desks. In Ottawa, the rules bend when insiders want to have it both ways.
ADAMS: Foreign influence isn’t fine just because “our side” does it
Supporting allies is one thing. Allowing foreign governments shape our politics and media is another, and Canadians should not pretend there’s a difference depending on who does it.
ADAMS: Free Trade requires good faith, CUSMA no longer has it
Free Trade is not appeasement, and CUSMA is no longer a Free Trade deal
Yves Engler barred from NDP leadership race, triggering accusations of ‘internal democracy’ attack
Campaign says party establishment is stifling dissent after anti-capitalist candidate is disqualified over alleged violation of leadership contest rules.
EDITORIAL: War is not the weather, Dominic
Treating global conflict as inevitable primes Canadians to accept bad policy and worse leadership
Can Yves Engler’s unapologetic socialism galvanize the NDP?
With Socialist Caucus support, Engler stakes out the far left of the NDP leadership race
Canada formally recognizes Palestine amid rising fears for two-state solution
Prime Minister Mark Carney says move is needed to preserve the two-state solution as Hamas violence, Israeli settlement expansion, and the Gaza crisis undermine prospects for peace.