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The latest issue of our magazine brings a fresh perspective on today’s most pressing global topics. From insightful interviews with world diplomats to in-depth features on international trade, culture, and politics, this edition offers valuable content for curious minds and policy enthusiasts alike. Designed with clarity and purpose, each article reflects our commitment to quality journalism and global understanding. Whether you’re a seasoned reader or new to our publication, this issue promises to engage, inform, and inspire. Don’t miss out on what’s shaping the world right now — explore our latest edition today.
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Diplomat & International Canada is a leading Canadian magazine focusing on international affairs and foreign policy. It serves readers interested in global issues and Canada’s role on the world stage, while also highlighting the diplomatic community within the country. The magazine is based in Ottawa, ON, Canada and Vancouver, BC, Canada.
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A Maru Public Opinion poll taken earlier this year showed that an overwhelming majority of Canadians now believe that domestic extremists and terrorists are more
Ricardo A. Cisneros Ambassador of El Salvador Ambassador Cisneros joined the foreign service in 1990 as an administrative assistant at the embassy in France and
2020 was like no other in living memory. No one envisioned starting the decade with a pandemic. Well before the virus washed over us like
The World Bank estimates that each year between US $20 billion and US $40 billion in development assistance is stolen by corrupt officials. Such grand
When global human rights activists and international affairs strategists campaigned for a new international tribunal to help to prevent future Rwandan genocides and other outrages,
U.S. President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Tony Blinken have not yet decided who will be in charge of Africa policy-making, but we already
