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Defence and Intelligence




  • Wiretrap: Trump’s Tweet War with US Intelligence

    Wiretrap: Trump’s Tweet War with US Intelligence

    • March 21, 2017

    Early one Saturday morning, March 4, President Trump took to his favourite bully pulpit to issue his most infamous tweet — that President Obama had wiretapped his Trump Towers residence during the 2016 election — using various trigger words, including …

    By Wesley Wark
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  • National Interest in the Age of Trump

    National Interest in the Age of Trump

    • February 12, 2017

    In his inauguration speech, US President Donald J. Trump made it clear that a central focus of his tenure will be America’s national interest. “From this moment on, it’s going to be America first,” he said, adding that the US …

    By Srdjan Vucetic
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  • Canadian Forces Reality Check: Time to do Less with Less

    Canadian Forces Reality Check: Time to do Less with Less

    • April 22, 2016

    The Liberal government announced on April 6 that it is launching public consultations to inform the drafting of its new defence policy. In launching the review, Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan emphasized that defence policy must be shaped by the defence …

    By Thomas Juneau
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  • Thinking About Strategic Posture Options: Dutch Lessons for Canada?

    Thinking About Strategic Posture Options: Dutch Lessons for Canada?

    • April 6, 2016

    The Trudeau government’s maiden budget pledged important new commitments, but defence spending was not one of them. One could argue that this is only logical: money should not be spent before the defence review is completed and Canada’s priorities in …

    By Srdjan Vucetic
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  • Will the New Defence Review be “Open and Transparent”?

    Will the New Defence Review be “Open and Transparent”?

    • December 21, 2015

    By Srdjan Vucetic

    The Trudeau government is giving itself twelve months to come up with a new defence document—most likely a Strategy, but quite possibly a White Paper combined with a Statement.   Apart from setting out Department of National Defence …

    By Srdjan Vucetic
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  • Working Group Report on Canada’s International Security and National Defence Policy

    Working Group Report on Canada’s International Security and National Defence Policy

    • November 4, 2015

    What are the principal security and defence challenges facing Canada, and how should Canada respond? CIPS asked two former senior officials, one recently retired general, and two academic security policy experts to answer these questions. Their report, based on months …

    By CIPS
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  • Why Does the Reconciliation between Israel and Military Intellectuals Matter?

    Why Does the Reconciliation between Israel and Military Intellectuals Matter?

    • October 14, 2015

    By Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard

    Appointing a new Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Commissioner rarely stirs up controversy, but in Israel it can easily turn into a media storm. This might not come as a surprise. Israel has an assault rate of …

    By CIPS
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  • Canada’s Military Spending Is Now Less than Half of NATO’s Target

    Canada’s Military Spending Is Now Less than Half of NATO’s Target

    • September 24, 2015

    Last year I blogged about the decline in Canadian military spending as a percent of gross domestic product (GDP). The most recent figures at that time were for 2013. I noted that defence spending had fallen to 1.00 percent of …

    By Roland Paris
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  • Missing Indictments in the Case of Maher Arar

    Missing Indictments in the Case of Maher Arar

    • September 10, 2015

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    The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have laid a criminal charge against George Salloum, director of the Far Falestin prison in Damascus, Syria, where Maher Arar was tortured in 2002-03. At the same time, the Mounties issued an …

    By Daniel Livermore
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  • SIRC: Good People Can’t Save a Bad Institution

    • June 15, 2015

    It would be nice to believe that two solid appointments by the Prime Minister would alleviate the ills that bedevil the Security and Intelligence Review Committee (SIRC), the much-maligned body charged with looking into complaints against the Canadian Security Intelligence …

    By Daniel Livermore
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  • Why Can’t Canada Get National Security Law Right?

    • June 11, 2015

    By Craig Forcese and Kent Roach

    Published in The Walrus, June 9, 2015

    Bill C-51—also known as the Anti-terrorism Act, 2015—has now passed Parliament, and its effect on the Canadian legal landscape will be radical. To update those who …

    By Craig Forcese
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  • L’émergence de l’Union européenne comme puissance militaire au XXIème siècle

    • April 21, 2015

    Par Michael E. Lambert, chercheur invité au Centre d’études en politiques internationales

    Published on the CDA Security and Defence Blog, April 21, 2015

    L’Europe apparait aujourd’hui comme la principale promotrice du dialogue pour solutionner les conflits, en témoigne le …

    By CIPS
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