In his latest article, David Hunter discusses NATO’s member states’ different understanding of the intended role of the organisation.
Diplomatic Relations
An Ambiguous Time in NATO-France Relations
Corinne Stancescu analyzes recent shifts in the France-NATO relationship.
Taliban Kidnap Video: Canadian-American Couple Plea for Their Rescue
Samantha Di Santo discusses the recent release of a video showing a Canadian-American couple imprisoned by the Taliban.
The Role of ISIS in Syria
Samir Mourani examines the expansionist role of ISIS into Syria and the obstacles it faces from opposing rebel groups on the ground.
Right-Wing, Right Time: The Coming Together of Nationalist Politics in Europe
Justin Fantauzzo looks at the latest attempt by Eurosceptics to consolidate power in the European Parliament – Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD).
Li Keqiang’s Visit to the United Kingdom: A Microcosm of West-China Relations
Through China’s relations with the west, Christopher Cowan examines the balance between trade and human rights.
RIMPAC 2014: Multilateralism in the Pacific?
As Canada gears up to participate in a large-scale maritime exercise, Paul Pryce looks at the implications for Pacific affairs.
Assuming Responsibility for Our Own: Homegrown Canadian Terrorists
Samantha Di Santo discusses the recent prevalence of Western citizens implicated in foreign terrorist attacks.
Outdated and Irrelevant: A Critical Evaluation of Britain’s Military Spending (2/2)
In Part II, Gabriel Mallows explores potential avenues for reform in Britain’s outdated defence spending model.
Outdated and Irrelevant: A Critical Evaluation of Britain’s Military Spending (1/2)
In Part I, Gabriel Mallows discusses the extent to which Britain’s defence spending is based on an outdated list of potential threats.