Daniel Troup discusses Austria’s withdrawal from the Golan Heights and Europe’s divided approach to the conflict in Syria.
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A UK-led Arctic Organization: Could it Work?
Georgi Ivanov discusses the viability and effectiveness of the proposed UK-led Arctic organization
The Fine Balance Between Privacy and Security
Christopher Kelly outlines the debate over privacy and security in the context of developing story on Edward Snowden.
Women and NATO: A Necessarily Gendered Perspective
Avery Bruenjes on NATO’s implementation of UNSCR 1325.
Deeply Concerned: America’s New “Bunker Busters” and Iran
Emma Lecavalier on the United States’ new “bunker buster” and how the bomb may influence relations with Iran.
Australia Cracks Down on Sexual Assault in the Military
Alexandra Zakreski comments on Australia’s forceful condemnation of sexual assault in the military and argues that the US must follow suit.
June 26 Roundtable: Defence Matters – A Canadian Appreciation
Outstanding presentation from our Round Table “Defense Matters a Canadian Appreciation” is now available. This event was a component of a NATO research project conducted in Canada, UK, Germany, France, Italy, US, Netherlands and Poland exploring the dimensions of public support for defence and identifying reasons why defence matters. Downloadable version is available here [metaslider Read More…
Looking for a New Urban Security Paradigm
George P.R. Benson on the security benefits of understanding the ‘social facts’ of cities.
The Broken Mirror: The United States and Asymmetric Warfare
In the last of his three-part series on asymmetric warfare, Tim Feller explores the United States’ difficulty in managing asymmetric conflicts.
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Efforts: Success or Failure?
Sandra Song on the state of nuclear non-proliferation efforts.