OP-ED: Canada’s ambiguity during global crises risks irrelevance

"In today’s world, polite neutrality is not rewarded. It is interpreted as weakness. A country that refuses to take clear stands does not remain above conflict. It simply becomes irrelevant."

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Author: Dotan Rousso

The world today is more interconnected than at any point in modern history. International politics no longer remain confined to distant capitals. Wars, sanctions, energy disruptions, migration flows, and security crises now shape domestic realities almost immediately. Global affairs directly affect Canadian prices,…