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▶ Would Canada turn to Russia for heavy icebreaking?
▶ Will the Philippines become a failed state?
▶ Will CSC need anti-ballistic missile capability?
▶ Will Canada's G7 Presidency effect reform in Ukraine?
▶ Will Canada and Russia continue to play nice?
▶ Wildfire Responder Support
▶ Why the Canada-U.S. relationship will stay the course
▶ Where was the damn chopper?
▶ We need to stop deluding ourselves
▶ Veterans' road to wellness blocked
▶ Veterans Ombudsman testifies to Senate Subcommittee
▶ USN accepts new warship
▶ Update: General Belzile ineligible for Veterans Wing at Perley Rideau
▶ Unravelling the Omar Khadr payoff
▶ U.S. shuts down its cyber policy office
▶ U.S. Congress wants F35 issues resolved
▶ Trump, Canada, and the Way Ahead
▶ Trump's Realpolitik Policy for NATO and East Europe
▶ Trump Administration: a Template for Change
▶ Transitioning military veterans into entrepreneurship
▶ Training Synergies for the Lockheed F-35B
▶ Tolerance of hate allows it to take root and flourish
▶ Time to get serious about defence preparedness
▶ Time for Lionel Desmond's Canada-150 Inquiry
▶ There has been progress, but is it enough?
▶ The Race for Global Influence
▶ The new Defence Policy is a good start, but ...
▶ The kerfuffle about military CADPAT uniforms
▶ The Great(er) Game: political rhetoric
▶ Suggestions for the Syrian Refugee Initiative
▶ Strategic Communications: The Enemy is Us
▶ Speech from the Throne
▶ Special Prosecutor for the Chief Military Judge
▶ Speaking truth to power on the "interim" fighters
▶ Somalia Retrospective
▶ Soft-power and Military Intimidation
▶ Should ex-military avoid political public service?
▶ Senate Committee weighs in on peacekeeping
▶ Selling UN Peacekeeping to Canadians
▶ Security concerns still in the shadows
▶ Reviewing David Fraser's book on Op Medusa
▶ Reality check for the PM
▶ RCN diplomacy in West Africa deployment
▶ RAF unleashed
▶ Promises and peacekeeping
▶ Pivoting to Missile Deterrence
▶ Peacekeeping results have been mixed
▶ Peacekeeping is not as simple as you thought
▶ Peacekeeping in Africa: sober reflections
▶ Over Africa – Canada's new UN Peace Mission
▶ On fighter aircraft and political games
▶ On a Razor's Edge
▶ Nuclear "tactics" an oxymoron
▶ No place for ethics in politics
▶ New era, as Opposition vows to be "constructive"
▶ More secrecy in govt now, thanks to Access to Info
▶ Moral equivalence with China not acceptable
▶ MND responds to reporters
▶ Military volunteers are being taken for granted
▶ Looking for project funding?
▶ Liberals spending hundreds of Billions: Where are the jobs?
▶ Liberals poised to shut down defence publications
▶ Liberals planning to eject from JSF buy
▶ Let's match the rhetoric with action
▶ Let's have some respect
▶ Legacy Hornets can’t close Canada's capability gap
▶ Leaked intelligence hampers investigation
▶ Last debate was great, but where was defence?
▶ Kudos to the government
▶ Key election questions
▶ Keeping soldiers fit for duty
▶ Just Fighting ISIS is a Fatally Flawed Strategy
▶ Is Trump a symptom of complacent liberal democracy?
▶ Is sending helicopters to Mali good enough?
▶ Is it Time for a Canadian as NATO SecGen?
▶ Is Canada becoming a freeloader again?
▶ Is AI technology creating an ethical dilemma?
▶ Is a lie a mistake? Is it a mistake to lie?
▶ Iraqi forces capture Kurdish-held city
▶ Increasing the female presence in peace ops
▶ Improving Safety for CAF Personnel
▶ Hybrid submarines, an efficient alternative
▶ How will 'events' shape this government?
▶ How to deter Russia
▶ Free Trade with China ignores security concerns
▶ Former Air Force commanders call on govt to drop Super Hornet buy
▶ Fighter replacement reaching new depths
▶ Fighter replacement entangled by politics
▶ Fighter Procurement Office
▶ Federal Budget Preserves Spending
▶ Federal Budget 2017
▶ Facing the harsh realities of governing
▶ Evidence or Emotion?
▶ Equipping Junior Rangers – solutions & self-esteem
▶ DPR to be released soon
▶ DPR to be released June 7
▶ Don't follow U.S. back to Afghanistan
▶ Dithering or a rethink on peacekeeping intentions?
▶ Defence Policy to support military families
▶ Defence Policy short on short-term funding
▶ Defence Minister talks about plans for Iraqi training
▶ Debate rhetoric ignores humanitarian dimension
▶ Court rejects social obligation of GoC to CAF
▶ Consult before closing down SAR dive crew
▶ Comments from the PM's Security Advisor
▶ Combat Innovation: Australia
▶ Climate Change
▶ Challenges facing UN peacekeepping
▶ Cdn Primer to the G20 Summit in Germany
▶ Cdn Defence Review Essays
▶ Canada violates NATO agreement
▶ Canada should stand strong in trade negotiations
▶ Can USN sink Canada’s IP Piracy policy?
▶ Can the 'Cornwallis Five' receive a fair hearing?
▶ Can Defence Policy create bi-partisan consensus?
▶ Can Canada be an Honest Broker on Ukraine?
▶ CAF needs significant new funding
▶ Cabinet Posts Cause for Optimism?
▶ Boeing vs Trudeau
▶ Badass MND
▶ Australian Fighter purchase is about saving face
▶ Australia resets its Defence Policy
▶ Aussies: Joint Land Combat Force
▶ Assessing Canada’s Defence Policy
▶ Air power interoperability to international integration
▶ Aftermath of the President's Speech
▶ A way ahead in Iraq & Syria
▶ A new military affliction: Thin Skin
▶ A call to action from war veterans' graves
▶ 2017 Canada Army Run Dinner guest speakers
▶ "Strong, Secure, Engaged" will it be properly funded?
▶ "New" terrorism and vulnerable “soft targets”
Science
Science
Is AI technology creating an ethical dilemma?

Google’s decision to withdraw from a US military initiative called Project Maven (for classifying military drone images) came after some 4,000 employees petitioned to ban Google from building “warfare technology”.