The “nuclear taboo” has not been broken since 9 August 1945 and we all have a role to play in keeping it that way.
Nuclear dangers and how to dispel them
Paul Rogers: Trump’s dangerous State of the Union address
Bush’s post-9/11 address launched sixteen years of war. Trump’s sequel promises many more.
Real opportunities exist for great power cooperation on missile defence
Canada, having declined participation in U.S. strategic ballistic missile defence, should seek opportunities to promote dialogue on moving from destabilizing great power competition to cooperation.
Nuclear deterrence does not deter
When it comes to nuclear deterrence, we are all in over our heads.
Will Vancouver meeting on North Korea help or hinder peace?
With North Korea, China, and Russia among the uninvited, it remains to be seen whether the Vancouver Foreign Ministers’ meeting will do more harm than good.
Justin Trudeau must face up to Afghan detainee torture allegations
When will the Justin Trudeau Liberals start living up to their international legal responsibilities?