Rejeanne Lacroix examines Canada’s future role in the Black Sea.
4. Programs
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Visas To Go To Europe? — How The EU Might Be Credible And Flexible
Kat Tam discusses the possible suspension of the visa-waiver program and what it means for Canada.
Canada’s NATO Podcasts: Interview with Dr. Alex S. Wilner
Listen as Magdalena Surma interviews Dr. Wilner. He is an Assistant Professor of International Relations at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University.
Saudi-Iranian Rivalry Politicizes OPEC and Derails Doha Deal
Adlan Taramov analyzes recent OPEC Doha meeting and its outcome in the context of global oil price war and Saudi-Iran rivalry.
Canada’s Defence Budget 2016
Julie-Anne discusses Canada’s 2016 defence budget and the case of the missing $3.7 billion.
Is NATO Obsolete?
Our program editors and research analysts discuss the relevance of NATO and how the Alliance might change to tackle future challenges.
Canadian Armed Forces: Logistical Leaders in Resettlement
In her second article on the Syrian crisis, Kelsey Berg explores the role of the Canadian Armed Forces in the resettlement of the Syrian refugees brought into Canada.
Revitalizing Canadian Peacekeeping: The Road to 2021
As Canada begins campaigning for a seat on the United Nations Security Council, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that Canada will seek a renewed presence in UN peacekeeping. With Canada having largely withdrawn from UN peacekeeping nearly 20 years ago, Neil Siviter examines how UN peacekeeping has changed, and also, how Canada can re-engage with these operations.
Canada’s NATO Podcasts: Interview with Tom Wysocki
Listen as member of the Canada-Poland Chamber of Commerce of Toronto and Engineer, Tom Wysocki discusses the significance and impact of biometric technology.
The Internet of NATO
The Dawn of the virtual age has created a new battlefield for future wars. Israel’s 2015 proposal on digital defence called for adapting global security alliances to cyber security: A NATO of cyber defence. Pierre-Olivier Bussieres questions whether this could be the way forward for NATO.