
The biggest threat to Ukraine now is a distracted West
Although the success has been impressive, it leaves two concerns for Ukrainians going forward: an exhausted army and a distracted West.
Although the success has been impressive, it leaves two concerns for Ukrainians going forward: an exhausted army and a distracted West.
Denied his initial objectives of the complete conquest of Ukraine, Putin must salvage what he can, partly to avoid potential domestic fallout and threats to his regime’s stability.
Is there not some inconsistency, not to say hypocrisy, in performing ceremonials of public remorse about human rights crimes committed in the past while responding cautiously to similar offenses being committed in the present on a far larger scale, albeit in distant places?
Thus far, the provision of Western arms and doctrinal concepts have undoubtedly been decisive in assisting the Ukrainian government to defend its territory.
This episode of Hub Dialogues features host Sean Speer in conversation with former Afghan interpreter Jamil Hassan. They discuss his service with coaltion forces and what it was like to experience the Taliban takeover.
Disinformation isn’t new. Just ask the Trojans. Whispers and lies have always been as useful as clubs, swords, and bullets when it comes to warfare. Things are no different today,…
Economist Fred Bergsten joins Hub Dialogues to discuss why falling into a new Cold War between America and China would be a mistake and why conditional, competitive cooperation between the two rivals is essential for mutual success.
This week’s Hub Dialogue Roundtable episode focuses on extremist behaviour hitting the headlines this week, Canada’s strategy for China, and our widening gender divide.
This week’s Hub Dialogue roundtable discusses the F.B.I.’s search of former President Donald Trump’s home in Florida, looking for what the Washington Post described as “nuclear documents.” We also digest Thursday’s gathering of moderate conservatives in Edmonton.
In most countries, replacing donated weapons would be a no-brainer. In this nation, however, the defence procurement system is completely broken, and there is no indication that the government will provide the necessary funds.
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