7 June 2022 Those of our readers who follow Canadian military affairs will already be aware that for some time it has been becoming increasingly obvious that there are deeply…

29 March 2022 The news of the Russian invasion of Ukraine has garnered a fairly intense reaction in Canada, at least by Canadian standards as far as a foreign policy…

15 September 2021 The last vestiges of US troops bid adieu to Afghan soil at midnight of August 30 before the deadline set for 31st August. It is ironic that…

13 June 2020 “The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there” – L.P. Hartley It was announced today that London Mayor, Sadiq Khan has launched a review…

  DefenceReport has been quiet recently and that is not because we are stricken by COVID-19, but because other projects are taking some time and just other time-consuming complications due…

22 November 2019 – New York, USA by Victor Rud “It is especially important to introduce geopolitical disorder into internal American activity, encouraging all kinds of separatism and ethnic, social…

6 May 2019 – Vancouver, CA by Stewart Webb Canada’s revitalized peacekeeping initiative has stalled after the Trudeau government made a slew of announcements and even held a peacekeeping summit…

25 October 2018 – Vancouver, CA by Stewart Webb Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in a tight spot as many world leaders in wake of the killing of Washington…

21 August 2018 – London, UK by Chris Murray Turkey’s internal difficulties have been cause for relations with its NATO allies to have been declining for some time, as has been well…

25 June 2018 – New York, US by Victor Rud Public focus on President Trump’s comments earlier this month about readmitting Russia to the G7 group of the most advanced…