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“Censorship is the last resort of desperate and unpopular regimes. It magically appears to make a crisis go away. It comforts the powerful with the narrative they want to hear, one fed back to [...]

Canadians reacted with outrage Sunday night after Deputy PM Freeland posted and then removed a controversial photo in which she’s seen carrying a banner of notorious Nazi collaborator ‘Ukrainian [...]

The security cooperation deal signed between the two governments came in the backdrop of anti-Chinese violence and riots precipitating in a political crisis on the island nation in November last [...]

The Australian government’s lack of serious interest in addressing climate change undermines its standing across the region. For many Pacific island states, the risk from climate induced [...]

New Cold War’s regular contributor and analyst on the ground, Dmitriy Kovalevich, updates our readers on what has been happening in Ukraine during April. He focuses on how the narrative [...]

An extraordinary thing about British diplomacy is that it continually looks for ways to stay ahead of the curve and provide added value to its customer across the Atlantic, the United States. [...]

Ontario liquor board says, Taybeh wine bottles produced prior to 2020 had sticker as ‘interim solution.’ According to the LCBO, Taybeh wines produced since 2020 and sold at LCBO are [...]

On Monday, April 25, 2022, the Portuguese people celebrated the 44th triumph anniversary of the Carnation Revolution that overthrew the Marcelo Caetano’s dictatorship (1968-1974). This [...]

A reform to the federal Mining Law that nationalizes lithium will take effect this week after it was approved by the Senate last Tuesday. The law declares that lithium “is an asset of the nation [...]

VIDEO & TRANSCRIPT Professor Li Qingsi gave a paper at the webinar, The Case Against NATO, on April 16, 2022, in which he examines why the continued existence, expansionist and aggressive [...]