Opinions

The confluence of interest in work is a rare moment where the economic priorities of rich and poor countries align, as was evident at recent IMF meetings

Any attempts to redefine the relationship between Indigenous peoples and the Canadian government must take Indigenous women’s issues into account

The US Treasury secretary’s recent comments suggest more interest in reform than disruption

For François-Philippe Champagne, “Not being at the table is not an option”

Trump's undermining of the JCPOA to limit Iran's nuclear program is yet another part of his unilateralist tendencies to pull out of international deals

The idea that Iran can cheaply — and easily — be brought to its knees with a blunt, impulsive and simple threat is seductive but naive

Elites in Mexico have bet everything on NAFTA — but could there be life after the trade agreement? David Agren reports from Mexico, where he finds varying assessments of NAFTA’s impact over the last 23 years

If Canada is to play a leadership role in its G7 year, it must be seen as an effective advocate of meaningful solutions to global problems

Investors today have many options, and other countries are looking more stable and better managed than the United States