With the recent G20 and upcoming Sochi Olympic Games, Russia has the opportunity to redeem it’s international image. Samantha Hossack’s take on the possibilities therein.
Author: Samantha Hossack
Samantha Hossack completed a double-honours program at the
University of Calgary, studying Military/Diplomatic History and Post
Colonial literature. Her primary research interests include military
intelligence, the Middle East, Arctic politics, and Canada’s role in
international conflicts.
Arctic Patrol: Operation Nanook 2013
Samantha Hossack on the Canadian Forces’ Operation Nanook and its impact on Arctic Sovereignty
Towards a Syrian Strategy
Samantha Hossack on the possibilities and problems of intervention in Syria
A New Age of Intelligence Collection
Samantha Hossack reflects on the practices of the 21st century intelligence community.
Defending Politics or Politicking Defence?
Sam Hossack analyzes the Canadian government’s commitment to the Canadian Forces.
“And Keep Moving On”: Transforming NATO for 2020 and Canada’s Potential Role
Sam Hossack on the future of NATO and Canada’s role within the Alliance.
No Place to Hide: Why Canada Will Be Forced to Decide on Syria
Although the Arab Spring, which developed in December 2010 and became mainstream news in January 2011, has mostly faded from the minds of most, the situation in Syria has escalated rapidly leading the international community, particularly the EU and the US, to consider military responses. Furthermore, this situation is complicated by the regional religious tensions Read More…