Welcome to the gluten-free, sushi-less Olympic Games
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: As with every aspect of the pandemic-postponed Olympics, the virus will cast a long shadow on how people are fed (FREE)
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Category: World
Taiwan deserves a clear-eyed assessment of the potential for war
MICHAEL COLE: The U.S. and its allies should signal in no uncertain terms that dragging the world into war over Taiwan would impose severe costs on China (FREE)
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Weighing the success of the various vaccine rollout strategies
ALEXANDRE MASSAUX: Creating a vaccine is one thing, having enough of it for the population is another. A more regulated and centralized strategy put lives at risk (FREE)
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Canadian Senate turns its back on genocide in Xinjiang
MARCUS KOLGA: Communist dictator Xi Jinping showers praise on the 33 Senators who deny he is perpetrating genocide in Xinjiang (FREE)
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Harry will receive a princely sum for a book about nothing
MICHAEL TAUBE: A profile of someone who has been in the public eye most of his life but achieved little of note isn’t a worthwhile subject (PREMIUM)
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Oil markets feel pinch from renewed COVID-19 outbreaks
RASHID HUSAIN SYED: All eyes are focused on Saudi Arabia. Will it continue to single-handedly maintain stability in the markets? (PREMIUM)
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The world gives a COVID cold shoulder to refugees
SUSAN KORAH: The plight of global millions fleeing persecution goes unnoticed while our attention is fixed on the pandemic (FREE)
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A clear example of why government and business shouldn’t mix
IAN MADSEN: Canadian gold-mining company Centerra is engaged in a legal and political dispute with the government of Kyrgyzstan, a chronically unstable former Soviet republic (FREE)
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OPEC dispute sends oil market reeling
RASHID HUSAIN SYED: U.A.E. prepares for a post-oil world, endeavouring to make the best of the oil it has before demand shrinks for good (PREMIUM)
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Longshore workers stand firm for justice
GERRY CHIDIAC: A profound bond is growing between Palestinians and colonialized and oppressed peoples around the world (PREMIUM)
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Taiwan must avoid the self-inflicted wounds of unbridled polarization
MICHAEL COLE: Before it’s too late, all sides in Taiwan must tone down the rhetoric, put an end to the outbreak of disinformation, and take stock of what is in the national interest (FREE)
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William of Orange was no charmer but he left a lasting legacy
PAT MURPHY: William’s significance as the architect of resistance to France is generally acknowledged. But his personality tends to be more elusive. Or at least less remarked on (PREMIUM)
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