Sam Hossack seeks to explain the gravity of the situation in Canada’s North. Will sovereignty claims in the Arctic be threatened due to Canada’s response to Russian actions in Ukraine?
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.
Solving the Middle Eastern Problem: Developing a Kurdish State in Iraq
Samantha Hossack explains why the US and other NATO members will not follow Hungarian efforts to support the creation of a Kurdish state, giving independence to the Kurds in Iraq?
NATO’s Response to Russia: How Energy Concerns Trump Sovereignty
Samantha Hossack examines recent NATO responses to Russia’s actions in Ukraine and what they mean for the Alliance.
Canada’s Contribution to NATO
Sam Hossack examines Canada’s contribution —financial, diplomatic and military— to NATO in light of recent criticisms.
Canadian Foreign Policy Leading the Way for NATO?
Samantha Hossack contemplates the ramifications of recent decisions Canadian foreign policy in regards to its participation in NATO ops.
A World of Difference: The Potential Failures of Geneva II
Samantha Hossack examines the continued struggle for peace in Syria
The Throne View of Canada’s Arctic: How the Throne Speech Identifies Canada’s Arctic Priorities
Samantha Hossack on what the Throne Speech means for Canada’s Arctic plans
Drone-ing On: The Question of Humanitarianism (Part Two)
Samantha Hossack’s second piece about the humanitarian concerns affiliated with drone warfare.
Drone-ing On: The Theoretical Benefits to Drone Warfare
Samantha Hossack discusses the advantages of drone warfare
Canada’s Arctic Priorities: The Best Way to Assure Sovereignty?
Samantha Hossack evaluates Canada’s Arctic Priorities and their impact on Canada’s claim to the region