With piracy threatening trade in Southeast Asia, Paul Pryce highlights the need for a more structured regional response.
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Syrian opposition forces need help, but it won’t come from NATO
Dylan Crimmins on why NATO will not intervene in the Syrian crisis.
Canada’s (Next) Move in Energy Production
Samantha Black discusses Canada’s difficult policy choice over shale oil and gas.
Developing Hand in Hand: Energy Exploration and International Shipping in the Arctic
Brenna Owen examines the Canada’s prospects of Arctic shipping and exploration.
Ireland’s Economic Story: From Boom To Bust and Back
Half infograph, half article, Emily Simonin reviews how Ireland went from collapse to prospectively being the first European country to exit its bailout.
Cameron Can’t Have It Both Ways
Christopher Kelly considers British PM David Cameron’s pledge to hold an in/out referendum and argues that the UK’s future is within the EU.
Women in Combat: A Step Towards Military Reform?
Alexandra Zakreski on the Pentagon’s decision to open combat positions to women.
Reserve Training in Eastern Canada: Preparing for Disasters
Charles Kouri looks at the disaster-readiness reserve exercises that took place in Lennoxville, QC.
Canada’s Military Identity is Changing: Is Public Opinion Changing Too?
Dylan Crimmins on contemporary public opinion on the Canadian Forces.
When Peacekeepers Wage War
Tyler Amos examines the implications of the recent decision of the MONUSCO operation to take up arms in the face of increased militia attacks.