Escaping Attrition: Ukraine Rolls the Dice
The Zaporizhia Summer Blockbuster
Canadian Foreign Policy Journal: Enemy-Based Foreign Policy as a Framework for Understanding Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
We determine that Russia’s foreign policy is oriented towards the reconfiguration of its identity in the international system through the disintegration of Ukraine, and at the same time serves as a benchmark in defining Russia’s survival.
Reconciling Rivalries: The Momentum towards Disaster Diplomacy
"Disaster diplomacy may offer countries an opportunity to strategically shift their focus without facing significant domestic consequences for their leaders."
Navigating a Legal Vacuum: Resolving the Use of Non-Consensual Removal of Space Debris via Treaty Interpretation
"Do states have the right under international law to engage in ADR of debris created or left behind by the space activities of other states?"
The War We’re Finally Allowed to See
For now, the first thing to note is that, after 15 months of conflict, their work suggests Western media may at last begin to cover the Ukraine war properly.
Canadian Foreign Policy Journal: Who Will Provide Security Guarantees to Russia?
This commentary examines the issues surrounding Western policy and Russia’s distrust of Western negotiations.
The Rise of Europe’s Military Austerity
The EU's new plan will make 2008 look like child's play
Did Russia Really use Chemical Weapons in Ukraine? Experts are Sceptical
Little evidence thus far that civilians in Mariupol had fallen ill because of chemical attack
Policy Talks Podcast Episode 62 – Current State of Affairs: The Role of Political Corruption in the Russia-Ukraine War
iAffairs Canada is delighted to present Episode 62 of the Policy Talks Podcast.
Ukraine’s ‘Servant of the People’ is a Western Fiction
There are far better ways to support the Ukrainian people than glorifying Volodymyr Zelensky