The Future of EU-Canada Relations
Interview on Poland's TVP World.


Trump, Canada & the World: Interview on Chicago's WCPT Radio
Interview on January 24, 2025.


On Trudeau's Resignation
Roland Paris discusses Trudeau's resignation on the PBS News Hour and what it means for Canadian politics and Canada-US relations.


What do Canada's premiers think they're doing?
Some of Canada's provincial premiers are way out of their lanes on Canada-US relations.


Human Security: Reasons for Hope
Despite disturbing international trends for civilian protection and human security, hope is still warranted and necessary.


Canada and the incoming Trump Administration | Interview on CBC
Broadcast on November 13, 2024


Trump victory implications for Ukraine, the Middle East, and Canada
Interview on CPAC broadcast on Nov. 7, 2024


Bill C-282 is contrary to Canada's national interest
Testimony to the Senate Standing Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade | October 30, 2024


Canada and India relations strain over Sikh allegations
Roland Paris discusses the dispute between India and Canada over India's alleged involvement in violent criminal activities in Canada.


The 2024 US Election: Global Consequences
Panel discussion hosted by Chatham House. https://www.chathamhouse.org/events/all/research-event/2024-us-election-global-consequences


Chinese embassy pressed University of Ottawa and Global Affairs over academic’s Taiwan trip
Published in the Globe and Mail, 16 Sept. 2024 https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-chinese-embassy-pressed-university-of-o...


On the challenges of achieving "economic security" in a changing world
On the challenges of achieving "economic security" in a changing world


Canada's military needs to prepare for war
There is no alternative but to prepare our military to fight in a large-scale modern conflict – frightening as that may sound.


Takeaways from Russia's presidential election
Implications of Putin's "victory" in Russia's presidential election.


Sending more students abroad will help Canada navigate a changing world
Too few Canadians are gaining the international experience that is needed to help our governments and businesses adapt to a complex world.

