A list of authors, past and present
Since the conflict in Mali began, the Canadian government has remained committed to its position of non-intervention. On January 23, 2013, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper stated, “I do think it is important to help this mission. At the same time, I think we’ve been very clear, and I think this reflects Canadian opinion that, while we’re Read More…
Milosz Zak explores the significance of Lockheed Martin and Raytheon’s recent test of the new PAC-3 MSE Patriot Missile system in the deserts of New Mexico.
Kelly Stephens on the failure of Bosnia and Herzegovina to move forward on its path to EU and NATO membership.
Aaron Willschick takes a look at the recent developments in Syria and the problems associated with NATO staying on the sidelines of the conflict.
Andrew Chisholm argues that the time may be right for Canada to join BMD, but many issues need to be resolved first.
Aaron Willschick examines Canada’s valuable contribution to counter-piracy activities through Operation Artemis.
Newcomer Andrew Moses on the impact of budget cuts on Canada’s standing within NATO.
The NATO Council of Canada’s Annual Award for Exceptional Contribution to International Peace and Security is next month. If you have not already purchased a ticket, click here or scroll to the bottom. This year’s award recipient, Troels Frøling, has a solid reputation for establishing ambitious projects which target the growth of civil society within struggling democracies. Read More…
Aaron Willschick on the tension over the recent Russian military exercise in the Black Sea and how Russian President Vladimir Putin should put an end to his persistent warmongering.
Tim Feller on why Canadian universities should restart The Canadian Officers’ Training Corps programme.