A troop surge in Afghanistan is no substitute for good governance and a commitment to peacemaking.
A bleak outlook for Afghanistan and a way forward: Part Two
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A bleak outlook for Afghanistan and a way forward: Part One
As the world’s attention remains riveted on Iraq and Syria, Afghanistan’s intractable conflict wears on.
President Donald “Blowback” Trump: From Iraq to America
The election of Donald J. Trump can be traced in part to blowback from the USA invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Can Canada resist the American “warfare” state?
Canadians must work hard to counter the pressures on our government from an increasingly militarized American body politic.
Canada shirks its responsibilities under international law
In a deeply disappointing response, the Canadian government has shirked its duties under international law and rejected the call for a Public Inquiry into the treatment of Afghan detainees.
Follow up to Open Letter on Afghan Detainee Transfers to Torture
Update on media coverage following release of Open Letter to PM urging public inquiry into Afghan detainee transfers to torture