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Elements of the peace and disarmament community are currently engaged in a spirited debate over whether the new Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) is an achievement worth celebrating or a failure that could actually harm arms transfer control efforts in the long run. The ATT is clearly a compromise-ridden agreement, but did enough survive to make […]
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Urgent Question The urgent missile defence question is not if Canada should co-operate with the U.S. on it (Conversation About Missile Defence Not Dead – April 25). The question is: Will the U.S. co-operate with Russia? Were missile defence unambiguously defensive, Russia could be ignored and the debate could focus on whether it’s a technology […]
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As Senior Fellow in Arctic Security at The Simons Foundation, the following introduces a posting on my Disarming Arctic Security blog on the Foundation website. Click on the link below for the complete article. Canadian/American military cooperation in North America is hardly a new phenomenon, Other problems include illness, medications, or sometimes even cialis without prescription http://www.cloverleafbowl.com/jid1340.html […]
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As the US, Canada, and others focus on the 2014 deadline for extracting their military forces from Afghanistan, the neglect of a credible political exit strategy threatens to push that troubled country still further down the path of escalating civil war. A decade’s worth of UN-authorized military intervention has accompanied major change in Afghanistan, much […]
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To no one’s surprise, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu had only derision for the recently resumed nuclear talks with Iran, but for most the Iran debate has moved from the merits of a military attack to the key elements of a negotiated settlement.
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