Sabrina Natale discusses the risks that journalists face when reporting in conflict zones and the resources in place to protect them.
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Canada’s NATO Podcasts: Interview with Mégane Visette
Listen as Magdalena Surma interviews Mégane Visette about her experience interning as a Program Editor of Women in Security at the NATO Association of Canada.
Colombia: The Play-By-Play
After half a century of conflict, peace in Colombia is within arms reach. Program Editor Ashley McIntyre highlights the situation in Colombia and updates us on what’s happening now in the peace process.
“The Rwandan genocide will never leave me”: Romeo Dallaire’s life with PTSD
Charlotte Le Vay reviews Romeo Dallaire’s newest book on living with PTSD after his peacekeeping mission in Rwanda during the genocide.
Canada’s NATO Podcasts: Interview with Zebulon Carlander
Listen as Magdalena Surma interviews Zebulon Carlander. He is the Vice-President of Communications at the Youth Atlantic Treaty Association.
The Dichotomy: Russia’s foray into the Middle East
Is Syria Russia’s gateway to the Middle East? Sha Lalapet analyses Syrian-Russian relationship and the reasons behind why Russia is expanding in the Middle East.
Canada’s NATO Podcasts: Interview with Juxhina Sotiri Gjoni
Listen as Magdalena Surma interviews Juxhina Sotiri Gjoni about her experience serving as the Vice President of Public Diplomacy for the Youth Atlantic Treaty Association.
New Housing Market Regulation: Foreign Investors and Canadians
Eric Sabiti explores the implications the new housing market regulations have on both foreign investors and Canadians.
Never say it Could Never Happen : How Trump’s victory could unleash Political Change in Europe
Does Trump’s victory have political implications for other Western countries? Michele Di Leo analyzes how “Trumpism” could potentially promote some of the most drastic political change seen in the 21st century.
Canada’s new carbon pricing policy: 4 questions to consider
Prime Minister Trudeau’s recent carbon pricing policy has been a prominent topic of discussion. Catherine Gao explores four questions that may come up to be addressed before 2018.