Dai Johnson is a BA graduate in International Politics and History from the University of Liverpool and the University of Toronto. He is a Junior Research Fellow at the NATO Association of Canada within the Society, Culture and Security program. Mr. Johnson is also a Research Analyst for the Plakhov Group focusing on Transatlantic and European affairs. Alongside working with Young Professionals in Foreign Policy (YPFP) - Toronto, his efforts to foster greater youth involvement in foreign policy is complemented by his initiatives in the Canadian foreign policy sphere.
On November 11th, Canadians and their European allies observe Remembrance Day or Armistice Day, honouring those who sacrificed their lives in the World Wars and serving as a reminder of why maintaining the capability to fight remains important. For Canada, an extraordinary sacrifice was made in solidarity with the British. In a subtle display of Read More…
As Russia’s war on Ukraine tests NATO’s resolve, and a looming alliance between China and other states opposed to NATO seeks to reshape the global order in its favour, NATO and its allies find themselves facing the most dangerous challenges of the 21st century. What does NATO mean to us? What was NATO built Read More…
