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International Criminal Court Feels Ire of the US for Investigating War Crimes

byAmy Bing
December 23, 2021

The International Criminal Court is a body that is intended to deliver justice. However, when powerful actors like the US can sway the OTP’s decision to suit its interests, is justice even attainable?

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Turning the Page on Afghanistan in a Post 9-11 World

byDavid Carment and Dani BeIo
September 14, 2021

With a price tag of over $2 trillion for the U.S alone, and 240,000 lives lost, the intervention in Afghanistan turned out to be one of the costliest and most unsuccessful campaigns undertaken by Washington and its allies.

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CConflict and Security

Canada’s Islamophobia Problem is Made Even Worse by its Foreign Policy

byReda Zarrug
July 25, 2021

Canadian foreign policy has made Muslim-Canadians feel as if their lives are not equal to the lives of others, while perpetuating the false connection between Islam and terrorism.

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CIFP 2020 Afghanistan Conflict Diagnostic

byPaloma Boucher, Sarah Del Villano, Liu Shi and Maseh Hadaf
July 1, 2020

2019 witnessed a drastic increase in NATO airstrikes, growing regional instability due to the Iran-US conflict, insufficient recovery…

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NNorth America

Grey Zone Conflict and Security First in a Post-Pandemic World

byDavid Carment and Dani BeIo
May 4, 2020

Since 9/11, the search for American stability has seen many forms: preventing terrorism, fixing failed and fragile states…

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War Dogs: A Depiction of How Procurement Can Go So Wrong

byPaxton Mayer
December 11, 2019

The film, War Dogs (Todd Phillips, 2016) and is somewhat based on the true-story of Efraim Diveroli and…

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MMiddle East

Jihobbyists, Fanatics or Fan-attacks? Exploring Extremist Fan Cultures through Inspire Magazine

byNadia Hai
October 15, 2014

Supporters of al Qaeda-inspired movements are often referred to as “fanatics.” There is an element of truth to…

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For the West, war isn’t working anymore

byDaryl Copeland
September 26, 2014

It’s mid-September, the seasons are changing — and Canadians have every reason to feel uneasy. The erstwhile global…

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MMiddle East

Science and the Limits of Gunpoint Diplomacy

byDaryl Copeland
August 18, 2014

When it comes to Western attempts at armed intervention, the record of recent years – in Iraq, Afghanistan,…

Afghanistan

International Criminal Court Feels Ire of the US for Investigating War Crimes

Turning the Page on Afghanistan in a Post 9-11 World

Canada’s Islamophobia Problem is Made Even Worse by its Foreign Policy

CIFP 2020 Afghanistan Conflict Diagnostic

Grey Zone Conflict and Security First in a Post-Pandemic World

War Dogs: A Depiction of How Procurement Can Go So Wrong

Jihobbyists, Fanatics or Fan-attacks? Exploring Extremist Fan Cultures through Inspire Magazine

For the West, war isn’t working anymore

Science and the Limits of Gunpoint Diplomacy

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