Mobility · CANZUK
Four nations, one future: the case for easier movement
What would it take to make living, working and studying across Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom simpler?
By The Gazette Editorial Desk · 6 min read
Latest Dispatches
Defence · Canada
Why the Arctic belongs in the CANZUK conversation
Canada’s northern priorities offer a test of what meaningful security cooperation between the four countries might look like.
By The Gazette Editorial Desk · 4 min read
Trade · Australia
Australia’s critical minerals and a four-country supply chain
The energy transition has made minerals a strategic question. Could closer cooperation turn shared demand into shared resilience?
By The Gazette Editorial Desk · 5 min read
Politics · New Zealand
New Zealand must have its own voice in any CANZUK plan
A four-country partnership can only work if it listens to the smallest partner as closely as the largest.
By The Gazette Editorial Desk · 4 min read
Across the Four Nations
Politics · New Zealand
New Zealand must have its own voice in any CANZUK plan
A four-country partnership can only work if it listens to the smallest partner as closely as the largest.
By The Gazette Editorial Desk · 4 min read
Mobility · United Kingdom
The UK’s skills question: making qualifications travel
Recognising professional credentials may be a more immediate bridge between the four countries than sweeping promises of free movement.
By The Gazette Editorial Desk · 4 min read
Opinion · CANZUK
The union we should build is one people can question
Our position is clear: closer ties are worth pursuing. So is a public debate honest about the trade-offs.
By The Gazette Editorial Desk · 3 min read
From the Desk of the Editor
“The four countries share deep connections, but a closer future should be argued for openly, carefully and on its merits.”
— The Gazette Editorial Desk