Escaping Attrition: Ukraine Rolls the Dice
The Zaporizhia Summer Blockbuster
Chris Hedges: They Lied About Afghanistan. They Lied About Iraq. And They Are Lying About Ukraine
The U.S. public has been conned, once again, into pouring billions into another endless war.
The U.S. Drops an Average of 46 Bombs a Day: Why Should the World see us as a Force for Peace?
The U.S. has dropped at least 337,000 bombs and missiles in 20 years — and now clutches its pearls over Russia.
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."
Equality Versus Equity: On Improving Gender Parity in the Canadian Armed Forces
Therefore, if the CAF is to survive the ongoing recruitment and retention crisis, explicit language that outlines equitable outcomes for servicewomen is needed in the upcoming defence policy update.
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.
US Declares Death of Neoliberalism and Demands New Global Consensus
According to Washington, globalization and neoliberalism have failed, claiming China cheated the system. Funny how the US was happy when only it set the rules
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.
Canada Needs to Regain its Independence from U.S. Foreign Policy—Especially on China
Trudeau needs to bring the CSIS leakers to justice, and quickly. With bureaucracy gone rogue, it won’t be China or the Conservatives he will have to worry about, but rather Canada's very survival as a democratic, self-determining nation.