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Most recent posts
August 12, 2024
ASEAN’s Regional Plan of Action on Women, Peace, and Security (RPA WPS): Incorporated or Ignored?
By Isabella Aung, Queen’s University & Emily Annis, Queen’s University
August 7, 2024
Safe Science: The Council of Canadian Academies Report on Quantum Potential is a Boon for Defence Development
By Claire Parsons, Queen’s University
July 2, 2024
From Lagos to the World: Nigeria’s Leap into Cyber Diplomacy
By Olusola (Shola) Ogunnubi, Queen’s University and Oladotun Awosusi, University of Fort Hare
June 21, 2024
Artificial Results: The Threat of Deepfake Technology on the Democratic Process
By Ethan Wang, Queen’s University
March 25, 2024
Diversifying Canada’s Trading Partnerships: Opportunities and Challenges Beyond China
By Yasmin Abdul-Malik, University of Ottawa
Feb 16, 2024
China’s Rise and the Global Order: Implications for Middle Powers Like Canada
By Anjana Balachandran, University of Ottawa
Feb 5, 2024
Superpositioned: The U.S. and the U.K. Compete for Hegemony as Western Quantum Leaders
By Bailee Dobson and Claire Parsons
Previous Articles
Sept 28, 2023
China Casts Shadow on Historic Trilateral Summit
By Cordelia Jamieson, Queen's University
Sept 11, 2023
The Vilnius Summit and the Women, Peace and Security Agenda: progress or performance?
By Simone Benson, Queen's University
July 5, 2023
What To Expect At The Vilnius Summit 2023
By Simone Benson, Queen's University
May 19, 2023
Closing the Gap: Ensuring Access to Reproductive Health Services for Syrian Refugee Women in Lebanon
By Jannath Kaur Chhokar, McMaster University
April 24, 2023
Poland and Migration Security
By David Thomas, Queen's University Belfast
February 27, 2023
Plane and Simple: Canada to Buy the F-35 Lightning After 15 Years of Debate
By Claire Parsons, Queen’s University
February 13, 2023
An Alliance Reinvigorated
By Sergiy Sydorenko, Cornell University and Simon Waring, Royal Military College of Canada
January 17, 2023
A Balancing Act: Unique Considerations for Tackling Sexual Misconduct in the Army Primary Reserves
By Bibi Imre-Millei, Lund University, Wesley Nicol, Carleton University & Benn Fisher, Queen's University
August 4, 2022
The Votes Are In: Why Moscow Might Annex Luhansk
By Sergiy Sydorenko, Cornell University
July 24, 2022
The Lynchpin of Africa, Djibouti: Recognizing the Importance of Regional Power Policy Divergence in Great Power Competition
By Odin Bartsch & Blair Maddock-Ferrie, Royal Military College
June 22, 2022
Russia says: nuclear weapons are here to stay
By Pia Brinkschulte, Uppsala University
May 9, 2022
Lost in Translation: Clausewitz, Disinformation, and the Decline of the West’s Will
By Jack Burnham, Queen’s University
April 26, 2022
Changing the LAW(S) of War: The Normative Implications of Autonomous Weapons Systems
By James Fleming, Queen’s University
April 12, 2022
Learning From Taiwan to Tap into NATO’s Largest Arsenal: The Meme Vanguard
By Blair Maddock-Ferrie, Royal Military College
March 28, 2022
Canada’s Strategic Interests
By Mark Southern, Royal Military College
March 11, 2022
Prevention, Resolution, Resilience: What Canada’s Role as Chair of the Voluntary Principles Initiative Means for Human Security
By Morgan Fox, Queen's University
February 26, 2022
International Relations Entering a New Era: The February 4th Russian-Chinese Joint Statement and Its Implications for Canada
By Simon Waring, Royal Military College
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