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TORONTO - A former American military adviser's account of the U.S. war in Afghanistan is the winner of this year's Lionel Gelber Prize for a book on global affairs.

An applied research initiative based at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy aims to improve public services and governance in lower-income countries through more effective local taxation.

<p>Benoît Gomis is a researcher and analyst on illicit trade and terrorism. He is a sessional lecturer at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, where he teaches courses on the illicit trade in drugs, researching terrorism, and a capstone seminar on global security. Benoît is also a research consultant with the University of Bath, where he focuses on the illicit tobacco trade, and the managing editor of “Stabilit...

New program aimed at strengthening local taxation in lower-income countries draws $4-million in funding New program aimed at strengthening local taxation in lower-income countries draws $4-million in funding Local Government Revenue Initiative bridges academic research, policy and practice by partne...

Third Age Barrie's six-part series starts April 19 and will feature five speakers discussing China’s past and present

One year ago there was a lot of noise about the federal Liberal government looking for ways to regulate Internet content and effectively give themselves the…

One year ago there was a lot of noise about the federal Liberal government looking for ways to regulate Internet content and effectively give themselves the…

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David Morley has been the President and CEO of UNICEF Canada since 2011. Thanks to his valued contributions in the past four decades, he is widely recognized for his work in international development.

Elon Musk told users to cover the Starlink terminal with "light camouflage" to avoid detection, but experts don't think this is enough protection.