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Canadian mediation, China co-existence, Nordstream revelations and arms export hypocrisy
February 12, 2023
Canadian mediation in Cameroon, constructive co-existence with China, startling Ukraine developments, the origins of Canada’s arms export policy and new space risks are all topics in today’s post.
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Killer robots, Ukraine’s dilemma, and silence over Israel’s democratic descent
February 5, 2023
UPDATED US POLICY ON KILLER ROBOT RAISES NEW QUESTIONS Last week’s blog post considered an article by Henry Kissinger on ending the Ukraine war. Near the end of that article, he wrote: Autonomous weapons already exist, capable of defining, assessing and targeting their own perceived threats and thus in a position to start their own […]
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Can China help end the Ukraine war? Nuclear fusion and the tools of war and more
January 29, 2023
Amid yet more military escalation in Ukraine, we consider a potential mediation role for China, as well as its place in post-war reconstruction efforts. We look at the key role of the nuclear fusion “breakthrough” in modernizing nuclear weapons – not mitigating climate change – and more.
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Calculating the risks for Ukraine, Israel spyware update, reducing space threats and more
January 22, 2023
We consider two more voices arguing for a negotiated end to the Ukraine war, assess Israel’s deadly spyware exports, consider more economic challenges and welcome some inspired Canadian leadership to reduce space threats.
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