Scrutinising the two terms ‘development’ and ‘democracy’ in this second part will help determine whether or not the two are compatible.
Articles
France’s Long War: Operation Barkhane
France has launched a wide-ranging mission to combat terrorism in the Sahel region, but Paul Pryce expresses some concern about the lack of a state-building component.
Canada’s Outdated De Minimis Rules
Canada’s customs tariffs and duties need to be updated to become more in line with the global economy.
Iran Talks: The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Rija Rasul discusses the recent nuclear negotiations between Iran and the P5+1.
A War for Freedom and Democracy? Remembrance Day and the First World War
Justin Fantauzzo considers the meaning of Remembrance Day and the widening gap between the realities of the First World War and the ceremonies that mark its end.
The Hunger Games Are Coming To Thailand
The pop-culture phenomenon, “The Hunger Games” is influencing society’s relationship with their governments around the world.
Failure to Launch: The Economic, Environmental and Social Implications of NASA’s Dwindling Budget
An exploration of the extent to which nationalistic competitive forces drive space exploration, and a critique of the lack of global political will necessary to foster the multilateral engagement required to drive advancement and scientific innovation.
When Giants Make Peace
Nigel Trimble looks at how the recent easing of tensions in Sino-American strategic relations may affect the military situation in the Pacific.
November 30 – The Ukraine Crisis: An Interactive Broadcast with Experts in Ukraine, Russia and the West
For more information regarding the event, please see the ICDiplomacy Website.
What’s Next for the Canadian Army?
The Canadian Army has released its newest strategic update. Paul Pryce discusses the post-Afghanistan future of this branch.