Opinion The Case for Adding an Indigenous Chapter to NAFTA This is the next step in the development of the progressive trade agenda that Canada has committed to pursuing Risa Schwartz August 17, 2017
Opinion Historic Trade Talks Could Define Freeland’s Legacy As Canada’s chief diplomat made clear, defence is at the core of the country’s strategy for high-risk NAFTA negotiations Kevin Carmichael August 15, 2017
Opinion How Long Will NAFTA Negotiations Last? Can the modernization of the iconic trade agreement really be wrapped up by the end of the year? Liz Enochs August 15, 2017
Opinion From Broken Promise Doctrine to New Promise How a Supreme Court ruling defused one of the most explosive topics in the renegotiation of NAFTA Andrew Torrance August 15, 2017
Opinion No Time for Tinkering How a "more progressive" NAFTA could break the vicious circle of global inequities in the ownership of knowledge Ariel Katz August 14, 2017
Opinion Four Ways New US Sanctions Change the World What the move means for global security and multilateral efforts to manage conflict on Europe's eastern frontier Simon Palamar August 10, 2017
Opinion Canada Can Stand Its Ground on Copyright in NAFTA Renegotiations It’s all about knowing when to say no Howard P. Knopf August 9, 2017
Opinion Five Ways NAFTA Talks Can Level the Innovation Playing Field After years of ceding to US demands for tough anti-piracy rules, it’s time for Canada to fight for its interests Michael Geist August 9, 2017
Opinion The Role of African Think Tanks in a Post-truth World A new digital platform for thought leaders from across the continent aims to put facts back at centre of public debate Elizabeth Sidiropoulos August 8, 2017
Op-Ed How NAFTA has hurt Canadian auto jobs Two common misconceptions will shape how the auto sector, one of the major players in North American trade and labour, is considered during NAFTA talks. Jeff Rubin August 14, 2017
Op-Ed How Trump Can Fire Sessions, Mueller and Still Hold GOP If the US president cleared out the top ranks of the DOJ, many argue impeachment would be inevitable. Don’t bet on it Simon Palamar July 27, 2017
Op-Ed Venezuela's Economic Crisis Can Be Stopped. Here's How The economic and social disorder in Venezuela calls for a re-engagement with the international financial institutions Gregory Makoff July 26, 2017
Op-Ed The G20 and the End of the American Century Now the US seems to be relinquishing leadership of the G20, the challenge is for the other members to remain united James A. Haley July 19, 2017
Op-Ed Philippines v. China one year later: A surprising compliance from Beijing The Globe & Mail David A. Welch July 12, 2017
Op-Ed From Trump to Erdogan, Beware the Populist Prescription Washington's decision to ignore threats to rule of law and embrace Poland’s Andrzej Duda underlines a troubling pattern Bessma Momani July 10, 2017
Op-Ed On North Korea, Take Trump Seriously (for a Change) Most analysts insist the Trump administration’s threats are bluff and bluster. Don’t count on it David A. Welch July 10, 2017
Interview Atmospheric Trust Litigation: A Potential Tool in the Search for Climate Justice in the United States Interview July 20, 2016
Interview What Are the Legal and Constitutional Impacts of Brexit? Interview Markus Gehring June 30, 2016
Interview Three Amigos Summit: A North American Commitment to Clean Energy and Climate Action Interview June 29, 2016
Interview Key Economic and Security Issues at Japan G7 Summit Interview Thomas A. Bernes Benoit Hardy-Chartrand May 25, 2016
Interview TTIP leak unlikely to affect CETA approval, CIGI’s Leblond says Interview Patrick Leblond May 16, 2016
Interview World IP Day: Ghana Establishes IP Strategy to Build Industries and Address Unemployment Interview April 25, 2016
CIGI Commentary Will ICAO Do Its Part to Meet the Climate Change Challenge? Commentary Silvia Maciunas September 28, 2016
CIGI Commentary How Would a New Labor Government in Australia (Re)Negotiate Trade and Investment Agreements? Luke Nottage Leon Trakman June 22, 2016
CIGI Commentary CETA's New Take on ISDS: Toward an International Investment Court Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 8 August Reinisch Lukas Stifter June 22, 2016
CIGI Commentary Why CETA Is Unlikely to Restore Legitimacy to ISDS Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 7 David Schneiderman May 27, 2016
CIGI Commentary ISDS in the Revised CETA: Positive Steps, But Is It a “Gold Standard”? Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 6 Gus Van Harten May 20, 2016
CIGI Commentary Half Court, Half Tribunal: Why the Proposed CETA Tribunal Should Be Transformed into a Permanent Court Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 5 Markus Krajewski May 12, 2016
CIGI Commentary CETA Under New Management: Why Is Trudeau Changing the Game? Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 4 Stephen L. Drymer May 12, 2016
CIGI Commentary CETA’s New System for the Resolution of Investment Disputes: What a Difference a Few Months Make Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 3 Céline Lévesque May 6, 2016
