In the final installment of his 3 part series on Syria’s humanitarian crisis, Cameron Becker illustrates the dire future Syria’s medical system holds, as today it lies on the verge of collapse.
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Zimbabwe: An Election to Watch For
Chris Edwards on the possibilities and implications of the upcoming election in Zimbabwe.
The Challenges of Self-Radicalization to Domestic Security
Alexandra Zakreski discusses the threat of home-grown terrorism to Canadian national security.
The Struggle Against Corruption: Bulgaria and NATO’s Building Integrity Initiative
Bulgaria has become a top supporter of NATO’s Building Integrity Initiative but as recent developments show, the roots of corruption run very deep in transition states.
Afghanistan’s indifference to murder of top female officer: Islam Bibi
Bahram Rahman on Afghanistan’s cultural indifference to murder of female officers.
Thinking Beyond Intervention: A Limited Transatlantic Policy Towards Syria
This Atlantic Memo from atlantic-community.org argues that western states should pursue alternatives to intervention.
What Will NATO Leave Behind? Considering the Legacy of the War in Afghanistan
George P.R. Benson-Patterson examines the legacy NATO will leave in Afghanistan.
Why Thomas de Maiziere is not a good choice for NATO
Peter Charnvarnichborikarn discusses why Thomas de Maiziere is not a good choice for NATO.
The Contingencies of Biological Weapons
Sandra Song examines the oft-overlooked dangers of bioterrorism.
Unequal Partnership: European-US Relations in NATO
Daniel Troup discusses Europe’s reliance on US defense and security.