In Part VI of this EU series, Sandra Song provides a comprehensive overview of the European Economic and Social Committee.
Expanding Community
The Expanding Community program at the NAOC has three aims. First, the program seeks to explore the growth of the NATO alliance, prospective members and relationship with partners. Secondly, it looks at human rights issues and its effects on NATO member and partner countries. Thirdly, it features Canada’s global connections, including our links to other nations on a bilateral basis, and the role Canada plays within international and multilateral institutions. Check back regularly for original articles, as well as links to related news, blog posts and videos from around the world.
NATO’s Istanbul Cooperation Initiative: Hit or Miss?
Years after the Arab Spring, Paul Pryce proposes that the time has come to draw upon NATO’s Istanbul Cooperation Initiative.
EU Fact Sheet: The European Council
In Part V of this EU series, Sandra Song provides a summary of the European Council.
End the Rhetoric of War
In light of the rising hostility between South and North Korea, Elliot Cho urges that the leadership of both South and North must end the rhetoric of war
Military Combat: Women Still Not Eligible
First women graduated from the U.S Army Ranger Course, yet not allowed to enter the elite combat Regiment
Improving Ties between Japan and China? Underlying Tensions Remain
John Pollock discusses the destabilizing economic relationship between China and Japan, which heavily relates to the disputed Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands.
EU Fact Sheet: The European Commission
In Part IV of this European Union series, Sandra Song looks at the works of the European Commission.
The Decay within the Alliance
Elliot Cho shares his concern for the waning support for NATO and the growing domestic discontent within EU over the Western sanctions on Russia
EU Fact Sheet: The European Parliament
In Part III of this European Union series, Sandra Song provides a comprehensive overview of the European Parliament.
U.S. Report on Trafficking: Watered Down and Politicized
Allegations arise that the assessments of 14 strategically important countries were inflated