
Lawrence Martin
Lawrence Martin is a Canadian author and journalist, known for his insightful analysis of political events and figures, particularly during the Soviet era. He has written extensively on the intersections of sports and diplomacy, emphasizing how sports can serve as a bridge between nations. His commentary on Vladimir Putin's proposal for hockey diplomacy highlights the potential of sports to ease political tensions and foster international relations.
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Lawrence Martin comments on the gamble Mark Carney has to take in rebuilding relations with China.
Canada’s food-safety agency signs agreement with ChinaLawrence Martin is referenced in the context of the turning-point time for the Conservatives and NDP.
NDP failed to sell itself as viable option in April election, report saysLawrence Martin observed the elitist nature of Mr. Carney and his associates.
Carney risks boosting Western alienation by leaning on his ‘wise men from the East’Lawrence Martin commented on Carney’s inner circle of aging white guys having the experience the Trudeau team lacked.
Canada has much to learn from the Israel-Iran war as we boost defence spendingI’m Lawrence Martin, author of many political books, a Globe political columnist for the past 22 years.
Federal election debate live updates: Leaders take stage for final faceoff before April 28 voteLawrence Martin described discussing hockey as a wise strategy by Putin to normalize relations between adversaries.
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