Daniel Troup argues that emphasizing the obstacles to NATO membership for an independent Scotland may have negative consequences for the UK and the Alliance.
Articles
Balanced budget law: Why it’s wrong for Canada
Tyler Amos breaks down the problems associated with the federal government’s proposed balanced budget law.
Iran’s Rouhani: An Optimistic Start
Aaron Joshua Pinto on the recent positive developments with Iran’s new president
Issues and Contexts: Energy Crisis in Africa & Women Empowerment
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBQ84s5Za4E
Canadian Grand Strategy, Part 1
The 1st part of a series on Canada’s Grand Strategy, by Misha Boutilier
Understanding the Nobel Peace Prize: A Peaceful Resolution to Global Conflicts
Maddalena Vani on the nobel peace prize and why the OPCW is a suitable recipient.
CIMSEC: Canada’s Maritime Strategy
This article is a part of The Hunt for Strategic September, a week of analysis on the relevance of strategic guidance to today’s maritime strategy(ies).
HMCS Seizes and Destroys nearly 400 Pounds of Heroin in the Indian Ocean
Jasen Sagman explores Her Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Toronto’s latest major drug bust in the Arabian Sea region.
Defence Matters – A Summary
Katie Skinner summarizes the recent Defence Matters discussion that evaluated public opinion regarding defence spending, NATO’s current challenges, and made recommendations for a restructured NATO.
Drone-ing On: The Question of Humanitarianism (Part Two)
Samantha Hossack’s second piece about the humanitarian concerns affiliated with drone warfare.