Episode 127: with Barak Ravid
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Episode 238: Tracking the Global Risk of Conventional Weapons Diversion with Nils Duquet
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Episode 343: Canada’s Defence Dilemma: Sovereignty, NATO, and the U.S. Alliance
In this episode, we host Norman Leach to explore whether Canada is entering a new era in defence policy. Drawing on his background in military history, defence commentary, and international business, Norman examines the deeper strategic questions now facing Ottawa: how sovereign Canadian defence policy really is, how far Canada can afford to depend on…