Policy Briefs
Law proves to be omnipresent in international relations today, notably acting as a regulator of interstate activities or as a vector of legitimization. Although it has a universal vocation, the…
In the 65th episode of Battle Rhythm, Stef and Steve talk about Civ-Mil protocol when it comes to domestic protests and Canada’s commitment in Ukraine. Today’s feature interview is with…
Moderator: Richard Giguère Chiara Ruffa (Uppsala University, Sweden) The US withdrawal from Afghanistan: what future for NATO's out of area missions? Alexander Lanoszka (University of Waterloo) Reflections on American Power…
The End of the Afghanistan War: Its Impact on NATO and Great Power Rivalries -Keynote Speaker: Ben Rowswell Canada in Afghanistan: A Political Assessment
-moderator: Justin Massie (UQAM) -Igor Delanoë (Franco-Russian Observatory -- France-Russia -- in Moscow) Russia and post-U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan -Pierre Jolicoeur (Royal Military College of Canada) Geopolitical reconfiguration in Eurasia:…
For the 27th episode of Conseils de sécurité, Sarah-Myriam and Thomas welcome Jean-Baptiste Jeangène Vilmer, Director of the Institute for Strategic Research (IRSEM) and Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Atlantic…
Hot Takes
Russia has been massing troops near Ukraine’s borders for months. Over 100,000 Russian troops have been reported lately, including ballistic missile systems and other military equipment. Units from Siberia as…
In the 64th episode of Battle Rhythm, Stef and Steve talk about Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Russia. Today’s feature interviews are with The 2021 Class of the Halifax Peace With Women…
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The question of whether Canada should have a foreign human intelligence service, along the lines of the American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) or the British Secret Intelligence Service (MI6), dates…
The decline of American leadership is said to be directly responsible for national governments' efforts to go it alone in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. While this trend was…