Peter Charnvarnichborikar analyzes the two distinctive aspects of Russian Arm Forces; size, and speed of deployment during Sakhalin Island military exercise.
Author: Peter Charnvarnichborikarn
Peter Charnvarnichborikarn recently completed his BAH in Political Science and History at McGill University. His honours theses are focused on the progression of voting rights in the United States and bilateralism in the international political economy.
Why Thomas de Maiziere is not a good choice for NATO
Peter Charnvarnichborikarn discusses why Thomas de Maiziere is not a good choice for NATO.
How Vladimir Putin views the world
Peter Charnvarnichborikarn discusses how Vladimir Putin rationalize his foreign policy decisions on the wake of increasing international insecurity.
On the Economic NATO
Peter charnvarnichborikarn discusses the implication of Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) on Canada’s economic relations with its major trading partners.
On NATO and Democratic Principles
The anger, frustration and heated tensions between Turkish protestors and their government, led by Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan, present an indirect challenge of NATO. From a security standpoint, Turkey is an essential NATO member. Turkey’s location at the intersection between Europe, Asia and the Middle East makes it crucial for NATO operations from a logistical Read More…