• John Baird : le prochain ministre de la Défense nationale?

    John Baird : le prochain ministre de la Défense nationale?

    Je ne suis pas la politique canadienne d’assez près normalement pour pouvoir jouer au jeu de deviner qui seront les gagnants et les perdants du prochain remaniement ministériel, mais il arrive parfois qu’un pressentiment en vaille la gageure, comme maintenant. Je gagerais un gros dollar que John Baird passera du ministère des Affaires étrangères au

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  • Multiple Crises and Global Health  The Maps and the Rules are Changing

    Multiple Crises and Global Health The Maps and the Rules are Changing

    In a recent Foreign Affairs article, Laurie Garrett argues that the current economic crisis represents “a watershed moment for global public health” because of the probable stagnation of development assistance for health. In fact, the situation is even more serious than Garrett’s analysis would indicate, because of the interaction of multiple crises in which the

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  • Whither the Long Road to Nuclear Zero?

    Whither the Long Road to Nuclear Zero?

    Publié dans le Global Brief Magazine. The phrase “Nuclear Posture Review Implementation Study” hardly trips off the tongue. But this obscure internal study underway within the US government could end up being one of the more significant watersheds of the nuclear era. For some of the ideas reportedly under consideration could reduce America’s nuclear arsenal to

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  • Canada’s Military: A Solution in Search of a Problem

    Canada’s Military: A Solution in Search of a Problem

    If we found a cure for cancer, would we then ask our scientists to invent a new disease so that oncologists had something to do? Something rather similar is being proposed for the Canadian Forces. A consensus has formed that there is no foreseeable direct military threat to our security – but many are arguing

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