
Increased Canadian partnership and participation with the Nordic Defence Cooperation (NORDEFCO) nations and with the Baltic States provides a significant opportunity for Canada. While not directly connected to increased influence at or within NATO, if done correctly, increased partnership with …
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Donald Trump’s threats to take Greenland by force in the name of national security are startling a world grown accustomed to a more benign superpower. But the threat and its rationale are hardly something new. Just before American colonists declared …
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Today’s battle spaces are more intertwined with civilian lives than ever before, with high levels of civilian harm accepted and tolerated in the face of often vague justifications of military necessity. Understanding where and how civilians are harmed can provide …
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Current geopolitics has certainly brought Canada and the European Union closer than ever, a natural development in a decades-old friendship.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Delegation of the European Union to Canada. The EU’s diplomatic mission in …
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For many years, the world viewed the Taliban as a terrorist group whose agenda was limited to Afghanistan. The prevailing assumption was that the Taliban fought Afghan, U.S., and NATO forces with the intention of re-establishing themselves as an Islamic …
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I spent three months in the spring of 2025 based at National Taiwan University’s Centre for China Studies, examining the question of Taiwan as a springboard for learning about the Sinosphere, by which I refer to the People’s Republic of …
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