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Upon the return of a Trump administration, the international order on the Korean Peninsula and in the Indo-Pacific will likely suffer alarmingly. With transactional …

The re-election of Donald Trump underscores – yet again – the need for Canada to execute a real national security and defence strategy. With Trump demanding NATO allies pay their share and …

The November RAUSI Dispatches has been sent out to Members and Friends of RAUSI.

RAUSI revisits the insightful 2011 Report on Transformation by Lieutenant-General Andrew Leslie (Ret'd), highlighting Canada's missed opportunities for defence reform. Despite presenting strategic …

Explore the complex dynamics of self-determination, where international laws and double standards collide. This article unpacks how nations justify their use of force while often denying others the …

Indian ammunition reaches Ukraine through European channels, raising tensions with Russia as India navigates complex defense export politics. Is India caught in a geopolitical web, or is this …

James Cox critically assesses the recent release of Canada's Intelligence Priorities by the Privy Council Office. He argues the document lacks depth and sophistication, calling for a more …

With overlapping missions and areas of focus, there’s a real risk of conflicting interpretations of North Korea's military actions, different rules of engagement, and potential challenges in …

On this day, we remember the tragic events of September 11, 2001, and the lives lost in one of the most devastating attacks in modern history. The effects of that day rippled across the globe, shaping …

The September RAUSI Dispatches has been sent out to Members and Friends of RAUSI.

The October RAUSI Dispatches has been sent out to Members and Friends of RAUSI.

On 25 June 1950, North Korea crossed the 38th parallel to invade South Korea. Today, 75 years later, North Korea continues to prepare its nuclear arsenal to attack the west. Are we ready?