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The conventional military threat from Russia requires NATO undertake six new initiatives to enhance its deterrent and defense posture.

Nicholas G. Evans’ profile on The Conversation

Executive Summary Growing concerns exist in the US and other Western countries that there are systematic efforts by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to undermine their societies. This concern has arisen from the developing observation and analysis of more offensive-based CCP activities outside of the People’s Republic of China (PRC). These offensive activities have become far more apparent during the …

The finance group says paying up would encourage further extortion attempts.   Latitude Financial has rebuffed a ransom demand from the cyber-criminals who made off with the personal details of milli

This brief summarises a working group’s analysis of climate-related security risks in West Africa, responses to those risks and recommendations for actions to address them.

Analysis in English on Mali and 12 other countries about Climate Change and Environment, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding and more; published on 24 Mar 2023 by SIPRI

El Centro Fellows The El Centro Fellows have expertise in and commitment to Latin America, support SWJ's particular focus on the small wars in the region, and agree with SWJ's general approach to advancing discussion and awareness in the field through community dialog and publishing.

The world has entered another cold war. Canada’s highest priority should be moving defence spending to at least 2 per cent of its GDP

The federal government's latest budget contained little that's new or specific for the North, despite an ongoing housing crunch in the territories, some major infrastructure projects looking for investment, and a warming climate.

The NATO centre, promised last summer, will bring allies together to face climate change and threats to Canada's arctic, budget says.