Doug Saunders

Doug Saunders, an international affairs columnist for the Globe and Mail, shares his insights on how Trump's presidency has reshaped global alliances. He discusses the unexpected pause on tariffs and the resulting strain on U.S. relationships with Canada and Mexico. Saunders also explores the shift in European defense strategies and the resurgence of U.S. imperialism echoing historical practices. He emphasizes the fragility of global democracies amid rising authoritarianism and the urgent need for cooperative efforts to counter these threats.

Doug Saunders, an international affairs columnist for The Globe and Mail, dives into the high-stakes meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Trump. He discusses how Carney navigates a turbulent U.S.-Canada relationship marked by trade wars and sovereignty threats. The conversation touches on personal dynamics between Trump and Canadian leaders, Carney's firm stance on Canada’s interests, and the ongoing challenges of U.S. rhetoric. Saunders highlights the complexities of achieving meaningful agreements and the unsettling future of bilateral ties.

Doug Saunders, a Globe and Mail columnist and former U.S. correspondent, joins Nathan VanderKlippe and Andrea Woo, both live from critical battlegrounds, to analyze the dramatic U.S. election night. They discuss Vice President Kamala Harris stepping in as the Democratic nominee and how swing states are pivotal in determining the outcome. Patrick Dell sheds light on rampant misinformation affecting voter sentiment. As results trickle in, the panel reflects on the deep impact of the election on international relations and the changing political landscape in key territories.