Research & Analysis
In-depth analysis and research from our network of young professionals, students, and academics on the critical issues facing transatlantic security.
In 2024, NATO made clear that the battlefronts of global security had shifted. Today's warscape extends from cyberspace to low Earth orbit, and increasingly the synthetically-conceived reasonings of artificial intelligence.
Democracy is fragile. It is neither inevitable nor set in stone. It is earned, fought for, and must be defended against those who would undermine it from within.
Bosnia sits at the crossroads of history, a nation where war wounds still whisper down Sarajevo's streets. NATO's continued engagement is vital for lasting peace and regional stability.
On February 24th, 2022, the Russian Federation launched its illegal invasion of Ukraine, raising alarms in capitals across the world about the state of allied defence readiness.
Luke Montalbano '27 argues that Dartmouth students should take a more active interest in NATO and transatlantic security affairs as the global order faces unprecedented challenges.
Luke Montalbano '27 argues that NATO member nations must support Taiwan in the protection of its sovereignty and democratic values in an era of increasing Chinese assertiveness.
We welcome policy briefs and research papers from students, young professionals, and academics across Canada and internationally.