Canada continues to experience trouble with replacing its maritime helicopters. Paul Pryce explores the latest challenges.
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The Panopticon, Politics and Party Lines: How the Edward Snowden case has prompted intra-party conflict for the Democrats and Republicans
Avery Bruenjes explores how the issue of cyber-surveillance has provoked intense debate within political parties in the US.
Ramadan and Revolution
Zahra Sachedina examines how the holy month of Ramadan might play out in Egypt’s current situation.
Women’s Development in Pakistan: A Fight for Political Participation
Alexandra Zakreski argues that improving the status of women in Pakistan is vital to strengthening democracy in the country.
An Interview with Joseph Hamoud
Dylan Crimmins sits down with Syrian journalist Joseph Hamoud for a perspective on the Syrian conflict.
Edward Snowden, the Nobel Peace Prize, and the Surveillance-State: Asking the Right Questions
George P.R. Benson on the recent Nobel Peace Prize nomination of Edward Snowden.
Hardball just doesn’t work: Sanctions vs incentives in the US decision to suspend the GSP to Bangladesh
Tyler Amos explains why suspending the GSP is not the most efficient way to ensure worker safety in Bangladesh.
IraNuclear
Zahra Sachedina takes a look at a different approach to Iran’s nuclear program
The Changing Nature of War: James Stavridis and the New Strategic Triad
Admiral James Stavridis, recently retired, has proposed a new structure for the US military, including a Cyber Force. But Paul Pryce expresses some concerns.
Azerbaijan & NATO: A Solution to Nagorno-Karabakh?
Charles Kouri examines the potential for NATO mediation in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.