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In the News: David Perry, Centre for Military, Security and Strategic Studies, in Canada Today

Difficult to secure military aircraft landing sites in Sudan for evacuation: Trudeau

In the News: David Perry, Centre for Military, Security and Strategic Studies, in Canada Today

Ottawa intends “departure assistance” from allies to free captured Canadians from Sudan

In the News: David Bercuson, Director Emeritus, CMSS, in The New York Times

Claims of Chinese Election Meddling Put Trudeau on Defensive

Blue Lock Cyber Network

CMSS Research Fellowships - Applications Open

Recruits attend military training at a firing range in the Krasnodar region in southern Russia in October 2022, eight months into Russia’s war in Ukraine. The mobilization of recruits was a sign of Russian acknowledgement that it was engaged in full-fledged war, not a ‘special military operation.’

In the News: The Conversation Canada

Why Russia’s war in Ukraine today is so different from a year ago

In the News: Alexander Hill, CMSS, in Outlook Magazine

Explained: How Russian Goals Failed In Ukraine War, What Is It Planning Now, All The Latest Updates

In the News: Timothy Choi, doctoral graduand, CMSS in The Toronto Star

Canada and the F-35: What are we buying, and how is it different from last time?

In the News: Timothy Choi (Alumnus), Centre for Military, Security and Strategic Studies, in City News

Indo-Pacific strategy adds new pressures for navy amid personnel, warship challenges

Autonomous and semi-autonomous weapons systems, like drones, will become more and more common in warfare as the 21st century progresses

Autonomous weapons in warfare will become more common: UCalgary expert

A Ukrainian soldier plays with a dog as he has a rest in the freed territory in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine on Sept. 12, 2022

In the News: The Conversation Canada

What is Vladimir Putin’s next move in the face of Ukrainian battlefield victories?