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Romania: fine wine and renewable energy

The embassy of Romania in Ottawa pursues two complementary trade objectives. The first is to stimulate bilateral dialogue to increase trade and identify new niches

Norway’s oil explorers move to the High North

The strong Norwegian interest in global energy affairs stems from the fact that Norway is a major energy nation. With just five million people, our

Playing defence: hockey as a fundraiser

A hockey tradition, now three years old, started as a way for military attachés to get together with their colleagues from National Defence in a

$25 buys water for an African child’s lifetime

Worldwide, 443 million school days are lost each year due to preventable water- and sanitation- related diseases. The lack of clean drinking water and basic

Final withholding tax in Switzerland

Switzerland has recently signed tax treaties — introducing something called “the final withholding tax” — with the United Kingdom and Germany. These treaties have aroused

Life after the International Criminal Court

Canadian lawyer and diplomat Philippe Kirsch was the first president of the International Criminal Court (ICC) and served as a judge on the court from

U.S. President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Stephen Harper converse at the G20 Summit in Cannes, France, in November.

The high price of global retrenchment

Our globalized world is unraveling. This is not the end of globalization, but it is something we have seen before. It is called retrenchment. It

Eliminating AIDS in Rwanda, one woman at a time

About 70 Rwandan women have been volunteer subjects since 2004 in a medical project to prevent HIV/AIDS, and, at the same time, to change attitudes

It’s time for cross-border recalibration

The joint action plan on perimeter security and economic competitiveness announced with much fanfare by Prime Minister Stephen Harper and President Barack Obama in February