EU Abdicates its Role as Security Guarantor
By Benoît Masset , M.A. from the University of Luxembourg & Scott Nicholas Romaniuk, PhD Candidate at the University of Trento. The early months of 2016 saw Europeans drifting apart amid […]
Should Canada worry about the future of NATO?
By Fritz Lionel Adimi, MA Candidate in International Relations at McGill University NATO is facing one of its toughest periods since the end of the Cold War. Firstly, and perhaps more serious […]
Islamist Terrorists’ Strategic War on Education
by Dur-e-Aden, PhD student in the Department of Political Science at University of Toronto On December 16, 2014, Pakistani Taliban attacked Army Public school in Peshawar, and killed over 140 children. […]
Guerre Du Vocabulaire
By Aliénor de Steur, M.A. Candidate in Intelligence and National Security at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (NPSIA) État Islamique (EI), Daesh, Islamic State, ISIS ou ISIL… beaucoup de noms […]
A Strategy for the Strategy
By Tannuva Akbar, M.A. Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto. As President Obama addressed the nation on Dec. 6 after the San Bernardino shooting, his strategy […]
To Share or Not to Share?
By Aliénor de Steur, M.A. Candidate in Intelligence and National Security at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (NPSIA) The instantaneity of social media allows us to follow any event happening […]
The Case for Welcoming Syrian Refugees
By Tannuva Akbar, Graduate of Munk School of Global Affairs The longstanding Syrian refugee crisis and the security dilemma attached to it that has been highly topical in recent times. […]
