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Canada’s NATO Podcasts: Interview with Former Ambassador of Canada, Mr. Marius Grinius
Listen as Magdalena Surma interviews the former Ambassador of Canada to the United Nations, North Korea, South Korea, and Vietnam, Mr. Marius Grinius.
NATO Association of Canada’s Secondary School Writing Competition
Are you interested in international relations and NATO? If so, there’s a perfect opportunity for you: The NATO Association of Canada’s 2016 Essay Competition. The competition is open for all high schools students in Canada.
Canada’s Cybersecurity Conundrum
Rejeanne Lacroix analyzes Canada’s cybersecurity structure.
The Solution to Climate Change Could be Nuclear
Is the bias against nuclear energy a barrier to effective climate action? Juliette Bronchtein explores the potential and obstacles of alternative nuclear fuel sources.
Combatting Online Jihadi Propaganda
Sandy Vingoe explores U.S. State Department intiatives for countering ISIS propaganda in the wake of the Orlando massacre.
Canada’s NATO Podcasts: Interview with Anton Sestritsyn
Listen as Magdalena Surma interviews Anton Sestritsyn. He currently serves as the Executive Director of the International Council in Support of Ukraine. Mr. Sestritsyn specializes in human rights and policy management.
Recapping the World Humanitarian Summit and Canada’s Role in Humanitarian Assistance
On May 23 the first ever World Humanitarian Summit took place in Turkey. Joy Aguilar summarizes the results of the summit highlighting Canada’s commitments.
Nuclear NATO: Non-Proliferation or Extended Deterrence?
As the proliferation of WMD continues to pose a threat to its allies and partners, NATO’s role in countering this issue is a subject that is often overlooked in discussions surrounding its relevance as a global military alliance. Khalid Mahdi discusses.
Pacific Power Bloc Rising
Implications of the Malabar 2016 naval exercise and the possibility of greater collaboration between the U.S., Japan, and India. David Sutton