In part one of this three part series, Andrew Majoran examines a less publicized form of terrorism and its threat to society.
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So you want to volunteer abroad?
Aaron Joshua Pinto explores the ups and downs of voluntourism.
Syria Geneva II Peace Talks: Prospects of Peace Are Slim
As the Syria Geneva II Peace Talks come to an end, the possibility of ending the civil war becomes less likely.
Cease-fire Agreement fails to stop ongoing violence in South Sudan
The death toll in South Sudan continues to rise as the cease-fire agreement, signed last week, does little to deter violence.
Who are the Canadian Reservists?
Justine Reisler describes the various components of the Canadian Reserve and why they are relevant today.
Al Qaeda 3.0 – The Evolving Threat.
Stuart Munnich looks at the evolution of Al Qaeda and explains how it has now evolved into its most deadly form yet.
The Knesset Speech and Canada’s Role On the International Stage
Oluwaseun Onasanya looks at how Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s speech to the Israeli Knesset could affect Canada’s international standing.
Violence in the Central African Republic: Intervention or Avoidance?
Widespread conflict and an unstable government in the Central African Republic are becoming difficult for the world to ignore.
Conflict Prevention and the Central African Republic: Success or Failure?
The Central African Republic was once considered a success story for conflict prevention, but with mass killing in the streets of capital city Bangui, Misha Boutilier revisits the issue.
Selling the West: The Future of Privatization in Traditionally Wealthy Western States
Andrew Majoran discusses the increasingly appealing debt relief options Western states have available through privatization.