On March 18, 2025, Poland and the three Baltic countries announced that they would be considering withdrawing from the Ottawa Convention, otherwise known as the Mine Ban Treaty. This was followed by Finland, which shared similar remarks on April 1. This recent trend among NATO states bordering Russia and their ally, Belarus, shows the heightened Read More…
Author: Tristan Price
Tristan Price is an undergraduate student at Carleton University pursuing a BA in Global and International Studies with a specialization in global law and social justice. Tristan founded the Carleton Military and Defence Society at Carleton University, and he is also the Oceania editor for the Carleton Global Review. As Engagement Coordinator at the NATO Association of Canada, he hopes to bring people together to engage in academic discussions on key issues and topics related to NATO.
You can contact Tristan at tristanscottprice@hotmail.com
A Third Nuclear Age: Russia’s Role in Nuclear Proliferation Since the Invasion of Ukraine
At a Royal United Services Institute event in December 2024, the head of the UK military, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, claimed that the world could be on the brink of a “third nuclear age”. Nuclear weapon proliferation is on the rise, largely driven by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It is important to identify the Read More…