Ian Whytock discusses increasing North Korean involvement in Africa.
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Politics in Procurement: Canada’s Greatest National Security Risk
Alexander Ross analyzes the paralyzing effects of political adversarialism on Canada’s defense procurements.
Shinzo’s Visit to Yasukuni (Part 1/2)
How Shinzo Abe’s recent visit to Yasukuni Shrine clashed with Northeast Asia’s current state of affairs.
Why Yanukovych Was Right To Exercise Caution With The EU- Ukraine Deal (Part 1)
Oluwaseun Onasanya plyas the Devil’s advocate and tries to rationalize Victor Yanukovych’s decision to halt the signing of the EU Agreement.
Janet Yellen Sworn in as Chair of Federal Reserve
Frederick Pai discusses the challenges Janet Yellen faces as new Chair of the Federal Reserve.
Canadian Frigate on its way back to Fight Terrorism in the Arabian Sea
Jasen Sagman discusses HMCS Regina’s return to the Arabian Sea as part of Canada’s participation in Operation Artemis
The Terror Spectrum II: Islamic Fundamentalism
In Part 2 of his 3 Part Series ‘The Terror Spectrum’, Andrew Majoran looks at the threat of Islamic Fundamentalism.
NATO and Nation-Building: The Afghan Illicit Opium Industry and State-Level Corruption
Kaleigh Heard examines the relationship between the Afghan illicit opium industry and state-level corruption, addressing the difficulties of eradication and the issues it poses to long-term nation-building.
Leaders of the Ukrainian Opposition: Bright Options for the Future?
Opposition leaders are looking to the West, but some are following the example of Europe’s worst practices.
Private Military Companies: The Future of Conflict Management
Alessandro Gagliardi contextualizes and examines the perpetual rise in the use of private military companies.