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Canada lacks capacity to lead Haiti mission
Canada's top general said he was concerned that his country's armed forces, already stretched thin by support for Ukraine and NATO, do not have...
Options for Ending the War in Ukraine
On the one hand, as in any war, leaders' stubborn myths lead to more death and destruction as the war drags on. Coupled with...
Policy Recommendation: Countering Russian Escalation of the Ukraine War
So far, the Ukraine war has remained a limited war, from the standpoint of the U.S. and NATO as no troops have been committed,...
Russia’s war: Triggered the Greatest Transformation
The Invasion of Russia to Ukraine in February 2022 is predicted to end quickly, and Russia will come out victorious. However, surprisingly Ukraine has...
Growing Miscalculations of Parties with No clear End-State Describes One Year of Russia Ukraine War
Backdrop
As the war in Ukraine completes one year, both sides put up a brave front, reiterating their resolve to carry on, blaming the other...
“I raise a toast to the memory of the late European Union”
A single peaceful space, social democracy, the protection of languages – this is what Europe looked like at the end of the 90s, when...
Revisiting the 2011 NATO Intervention in Libya from an Alternative Prism
Critics of the west have a general tendency to project the United States as the root cause of most international issues and disputes. They...
The Myths and Phenomenology of the War in Ukraine
At the outset, I am aware that the world is immersed in Russophobia and anti-Putin sentiment, and a negative view of Ukraine and Zelensky...
Biden’s big foreign policy idea is in danger
President Biden won Senate support last year for a big expansion of America’s military commitments in Europe that was also a body blow to...
Any “red lines” left for Putin?
"Red lines" have become a ubiquitous narrative of Russian-initiated conflict with the West. Putin repeatedly used "red lines" as a warning metaphor for the...