AI Is Reviving Fears Around Bioterrorism. What’s the Real Risk?
Chatbots might help bad actors obtain — or create — novel pathogens for destructive purposes.
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How to Confront Canada’s Digital Dependence
Even a cursory glance at Canada’s digital providers exposes substantial reliance on foreign firms.
Minerals for Weapons: Is Ukraine Making a Deal with the United States on Its Own Terms?
Ukraine and the United States signed a landmark minerals agreement allowing Ukraine to use future revenues from critical mineral extraction to fund defence procurement. While the agreement boosts Ukraine's agency in leveraging its natural resources, it raises concerns over US-dominant fund governance, lack of security guarantees and unclear terms.
It’s Tempting to Blame Trump for All the World’s Problems. Here’s Why We Shouldn’t
Blaming the Trump administration for global instability oversimplifies deeper structural shifts. Allies should confront their own strategic failures and avoid drawing false parallels between the United States and authoritarian adversaries.
The Case for South Korea’s Inclusion in the G7
South Korea’s strong democracy, global engagement and economic power make a compelling case for its inclusion in the G7.