Erdogan has threatened to drop out of the migrant deal should the EU not grant visa-free travel to Turkish citizens by October. Marko Gombac explores how the weaponization of populations sets a dangerous precedent for a Europe in crisis
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Hague Ruling Collateral
How the courts attempt to reel in a giant have affected Taiwan
Good Business: Is Corporate Social Responsibility Profitable?
Companies from all sectors are having to confront, and adapt to, a range of disruptive forces, including an increasingly interconnected and technologically savvy world, and intense competition for natural resources. Natasha Dobrijevic explores how companies are using Corporate Social Responsibility to confront these changes.
Right to Die: Transformative Healthcare in Canada and Abroad
Eric Sabiti delves into the Bill C-14, the legal history of the right to die in Canada, and how Canada’s legislation compares to the rest of the world.
The Movement: Liberal Party’s Promises
Andi Asimetaj examines Justin Trudeau’s campaign promises.
The First Female Combat General of Canada and the World
Sophie Barnett discusses Bridagier-General Jennie Carignan’s accomplishment as the highest-ranked woman in Combat Arms and leader in military gender integration
Geopolitics of the Dissatisfied
Has the Caucasus region created fertile ground for ISIS recruits? Pierre-Olivier Bussieres examines how dissent has led to radicalization in a complex, vulnerable region.
Paying Away the Problems: Nigeria’s Growing Security Dilemma
Violent insurgents and falling oil prices are creating a vicious circle for Africa’s largest economy.
Proactive or ‘Pie in the Sky’?: The UK’s Political Parties Weigh in on the Decision to Renew Trident
Cas Legrand analyzes the division in London and Edinburgh over the renewal of Trident, the UK’s nuclear missile submarine program.
Bastille Day Attack in Nice: Reflections One Month Later
Grace Lee discusses the Bastille Day attack in Nice, France, and its larger implications.