Soldiers from Bravo Company, Royal Canadian Regiment, enter a suspected Taliban stronghold in Pashmul, a small village a few kilometres north of Panjwai District. Photo by Graeme Smith/QOR Museum/Flickr. ...
Photo by Tiago Claro/Unsplash. Mark Carney is missing in action on Cuba. While the prime minister has found time to praise the illegal US-Israeli war on Iran and bail out…
Street art depicting Nicolás Maduro, Simón Bolívar, and Hugo Chávez. Photo by Guaiquerí/Wikimedia Commons. After more than two decades of coup attempts and destabilization efforts against Venezu...
RSF troops before the war with the Sudanese Armed Forces erupted in 2023. Photo courtesy RSFSudan/Telegram. On November 21, Mark Carney landed in Abu Dhabi, becoming the first Canadian l...
Photo by Ben Sutherland/Flickr The following is an excerpt from Targeting Libya: How Canada went from building public works to bombing an oil-rich country and creating chaos for ...
An F-35B Lightning II fighter jet prepares to take off from the flight deck of the USS America in the South China Sea. Photo courtesy the United States Pacific Fleet/Flickr.…
The Kumtor mine is one of the largest gold mines in Central Asia. Photo courtesy the Kumtor Gold Company. When Kyrgyzstan nationalized the Kumtor gold mine in 2021, citing environmental…
World leaders attend the 2025 BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, July 7, 2025. Photo courtesy the Government of India/Wikimedia Commons. From July 6 to 7, BRICS—a bloc of…
Formed in 2019, Juventudes Revolucionarias (Revolutionary Youth) has become a leading voice of youth resistance against foreign intervention, authoritarianism, and neoliberal policy in Panama. Photo courtesy JR-16/Instagram. ...
On June 9, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will meet the two percent of GDP spending target pushed by Washington, committing $9 billion in new funding for the…
Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre during a recent campaign event. Photo courtesy Pierre Poilievre/X. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is having a hard time challenging the public pe...
Photo courtesy the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy/LinkedIn In late March, three professors at Yale University—scholars Marci Shore and “fas...
Destruction caused by Israeli bombing of Jabalia camp, Gaza Strip. Photo by Hussein Jaber/UNRWA. On Monday, Israel resumed its bombing of civilians in Gaza, killing over 400 in a single…
Locals repaint a revolutionary mural in Havana. Photo by Carsten ten Brink/Flickr. The following article is adapted from a presentation given by the author at the 2025 annual general meeting…
Montréal-based writer and political activist Yves Engler is a long-time contributor to CD. On February 20, long-time Canadian Dimension columnist and contributor Yves Engler was arrested by Mont...
US President Donald Trump’s annexation threats and looming tariffs have become topic number one in Canadian political discourse. To some degree, Trump’s threats and insults have reinvigorated de...
Canadian troops arrive at Kandahar airfield on March 8, 2002. Photo by Stephen J. Thorne. Last month, the Globe and Mail published an article about “enforced disappearances” of Afghan pr...
Barrick Gold’s North Mara gold mine in Tanzania. Photo by Twiga Minerals/Instagram. Three months ago, Canadian mining giant Barrick Gold received some good news. A case filed again...
Political cartoon published in July 1870 depicts Canada as a child, with Great Britain, represented as Mother Britannia, holding out her protective arms. Uncle Sam, representing the United States, stands…
An American armoured personnel carrier guards a street near the Panamanian Defense Force headquarters building during the second day of Operation Just Cause, December 1989. Photo from Wikimedia Commons. ...
