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Canadian International Council
Red Passport Podcast
The Red Passport. The special passport used by Canadian diplomats accredited abroad or travelling from Ottawa on high-level business. Louise Blais, Jeremy Kinsman and Peter Donolo have all held the Red Passport at key moments in their careers - and in Canada's recent history. In every episode of the CIC's new podcast, they offer listeners their own "Red Passport", giving them an inside view how Canadian governments and policy makers try to steer our country through today's turbulent world - while advancing our interests, and keeping true to our values.
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4.6 stars from 12 ratings
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“Thank you all for an informative, thought provoking discussion which deserves the wide distribution CIC will give it.”
Burwash Reader via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/29/24
Unparallelled insight into the way, professional diplomats, see the world in Canada place in it
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“Listening to this podcast is like sitting at an ambassador’s table hearing all the varied perspectives that decision-makers bring to managing international crisis, when the convivial atmosphere allows for a discussion of of what’s really at stake. The ultimate insiders view on Canadian foreign...”Read full review »
Ben Rowswell via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/28/24
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“Three Canadian diplomats with deep international experience discuss fundamental issues with intelligence, humanity and wit. They’re not rushed by a TV producer so they can develop an argument in depth. It’s what podcasts do best. And…it’s not all Trump all the time. THANK GOD.”
E P Biggs via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/28/24
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