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Opinion piece by NCCAR Vice-President Peter Larson, originally published in Embassy Magazine, March 27th, 2013.
US President Barack Obama sepaks at the Jerusalem International Convention Center on March 21 A week before United States President Barack Obama went to Israel, The Economist had a suggestion about …Continue reading
Tunisia in transition: Two years after the uprising
Chances for peaceful transition to democracy are crumbling as the …Continue reading Le Canada marginalisé aux Nations Unies
What do Gazans have against Israel?
Opinion piece by NCCAR board member Rula Odeh which appeared Oct. 24, 2012 in Embassy*. Leaders must set red lines for peace and prosperity in the Middle East
This op-ed was just published in Embassy Magazine. Embassy is Canada’s influential foreign policy newspaper. With a weekly readership of over 60,000, it is the forum …Continue reading November 29th, 2011 (Ottawa): Dr. Bessma Momani who is currently an associate professor for the Balsillie School of International Affairs published an Op-Ed for Embassy Magazine and Huffington Post on the status of economic development in the Arab world. Dr. Momani presented at National Council on Canada Arab Relations (NCCAR) latest Conference “Winds of Change: Implications …Continue reading
September 15th, 2011 (Ottawa): The President of the National Council on Canada Arab Relations (NCCAR) David Comerford, recently published an Op-Ed article analyzing the impact the events of September 11th had on Canada’s domestic and international public policies. The article was published in the September …Continue reading
August 31st, 2011 (Ottawa): The National Council on Canada Arab Relations (NCCAR) Secretary Peter Larson published an Op-Ed article in Embassy Magazine. In the article, Mr. Larson presents arguments on why the Canadian government should vote in favor of recognizing a …Continue reading |
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Il est triste de voir notre ministre des Affaires Étrangères venir en personne adressé le podium des Nations Unies pour refuser l’admission …
From doubt to conviction: the United Church brings a difficult issue back into the mainstream
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