Retired diplomats argue that both Harper and Trudeau governments have prioritized domestic affairs over active global involvement.

Retired diplomats Paul Heinbecker and David Mulroney argue that both Stephen Harper and Justin Trudeau have taken a cautious approach to foreign policy, focusing more on domestic affairs. Their governments have faced challenges like limited international engagement and failed UN bids. The authors advocate for a shift towards active global involvement, emphasizing cooperation with allies and investment in international relations, while acknowledging Canada's geographical advantages that have allowed a more insular focus.

October 21, 2024
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