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Living in a House of Dynamite

We are all living under a nuclear sword of Damocles and yet little has been done to remove the threat of its fall on our heads.

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Paul Meyer

A Work in Progress: The Canadian Armed Forces in Transition

Uncertainty is a fact of life. That said, Canadians can probably be forgiven if they feel that 2025 was a more uncertain year than most! Justin...

27.11.2025 8

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James Boutilier

Semiconductors: The Oil of Canada’s Digital Era

Canada’s semiconductor dependency emerged as a serious concern during the COVID-19 pandemic. Vehicle production dropped to 1.1 million units in...

25.11.2025 3

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Fred Cheung

The New Border Theology

The United Kingdom’s Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, entered the House of Commons with the air of someone unveiling doctrine rather than policy....

25.11.2025 2

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Narendra Pachkhédé

Canada’s National Security: Time for a new National Strategy and new Security Partners

When the Director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), Dan Rogers, delivered his first annual public address on 13 November, he...

25.11.2025 1

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Daniel Robson

Living Beside Giants: What India and Canada Can Teach the World About Neighbours

India, the world’s largest democracy, continues to balance competition and cooperation with its powerful neighbour, China. Across the globe, Canada...

18.11.2025 2

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Mantajvir Singh Deol

When Building Canada Strong, Don’t Forget About Soft Power

Prime Minister Carney wants to build “Canada Strong.” It was his campaign slogan, the central theme of his government’s Throne Speech, and the...

14.11.2025 1

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Valerie Percival