Tag: Russia

Canada needs to be bold in placing sanctions against human rights abusers through its recently passed human rights legislation, known ...

MLI Munk Senior Fellow Christian Leuprecht and MLI author Aurel Braun attended the Rīga Conference this past weekend. The two-day ...

  Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attempts to suppress the facts about the Second World War represent an assault on truth ...

Recent reports that North Korea rocket engines come from Ukraine should be discounted, writes Marcus Kolga. The claim is likely ...

Russia's ambitions in the Arctic are stymied by economic troubles, writes Michael Lambert. Canada and the US need to focus on Russia's more intrusive ...

North America faces a pressing security challenge from Russia’s “escalation to de-escalate” doctrine and new generation of long-range air- and ...

MLI Senior Fellow Marcus Kolga joined Tasha Kheiriddin on AM640 in Toronto to discuss news reports that United States President ...

The Russian approach to hybrid warfare, which was applied successfully in Ukraine, was first tested in its 2008 conflict with ...

Vladimir Putin has never accepted the post-Cold War order, writes Richard Cohen. NATO countries, including Canada, need to increase their ...

Sweden pursues a contradictory foreign policy in its dealings with the United States, writes Magnus Christiansson. This approach carries potentially ...

NATO confronts advanced, high-technology threats in Eastern and Southern Europe that limits its freedom of movement, writes Luis Simon. Alliance ...

The recent St. Petersburg terrorist attack has diminished the appearance of external success and domestic popularity the Russian government has ...