How Russia Manufactures Legitimacy in the Sahel
Despite Russia’s failure to deliver the security it promised in the Sahel, support for Moscow remains remarkably…
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Review Radio: Canada in Afghanistan, NATO and International Security
Host Sabrina Nelson is joined by Stephen Saideman, a prominent political scientist currently holding the Paterson…
MIR Meets: Bob Rae
Host Sabrina Nelson sits down with Bob Rae, ambassador and permanent representative of Canada to the United…
MIR Meets: Kelley Vlahos
Host Theo Shouse sits down with Kelley Vlahos, editorial director of Responsible Statecraft and former executive…
MIR Meets: Richard Hanania
Host Blaise Brosnan sits down with Richard Hanania, founder of the Center for the Study of Partisanship and…
North Korea’s Nuclear Capabilities: An Enduring Foreign Policy Concern For Biden’s…
The United States has yet to adopt a foreign policy stance towards North Korea that has led to a lasting agreement…
A Delicate Balancing Act at the Heart of Central Asia
Kazakhstan’s position is a complicated one. The country’s ruling elites are attaching themselves to China’s rising…
Outsourcing War: Mercenaries as a Foreign Policy Tool
While the use of mercenaries is a conventional practice, its proliferation is nevertheless a cause for concern. By…
Canada is Struggling to Keep Pace with the International Community
On Thursday, Canada lost its bid to rejoin the United Nations Security Council after two decades of absence. The…
To Kill a Caliph
The Islamic State is still receding, militarily and territorially, from its position in years past. But it behooves…