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“The last shall be first, and the first, last.” -- Gospel of John Part one of this column is historical, part two is addressed to theory, and part three is focused on our present world order. Part One Afghanistan has fallen: geopolitics moves to the front burner, briefly As Canadians, Americans, and other NATO nations assess their dismal failure in Afghanistan, other actors in
“The last shall be first, and the first, last.” -- Gospel of John Part one of this column is historical, part two is addressed to theory, and part three is focused on our present world order. Part One Afghanistan has fallen: geopolitics moves to the front burner, briefly As Canadians, Americans, and other NATO nations assess their dismal failure in Afghanistan, other actors in
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau won a third term in Canadas snap election though fell short of regaining the majority he was seeking, forcing him to rely on smaller parties in another fragmented parliament.
Justin Trudeau' hope for a resounding majority win looks a little further away now than it did when the election was called last Sunday.
It's back to the future as the issues that preoccupied voters pre-pandemic return to the fore Author of the article: Tasha Kheiriddin Publishing date: Jul 27, 2021 • 21 hours ago • 3 minute read • Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrives with rolled-up shirt sleeves for a press conference at a construction site in Brampton, Ont., on July 19, 2021. The fact that voters seem be over COVID could affect his chances at the polls, writes Tasha Kheiriddin. Photo by Christopher Katsarov/The Canadian Press Article content Back to the Future! As the nation lurches ever closer to ...