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Quebec’s language quagmire has long been a sore spot for politicians. Last week, Air Canada CEO Michael Rosseau got in on the action. He delivered a near 30-minute speech at the Montreal Chamber…
From CSO:
“I don’t think that the prospects are very high for dealing with Russia unless and until the U.S. develops a strategy of some sorts for imposing adverse consequences on Russia that will…
From Cheddar:
Paul Rosenzweig, Resident Senior Fellow of Cybersecurity and Emerging Threats at R Street Institute, discusses the key takeaways from President Biden and President Putin’s…
From Quartz:
“We know that there’s a tacit approval here that these folks are allowed to operate with relative impunity,” said Bryson Bort, a senior fellow studying cybersecurity and…
When it comes to discussing information and communication technology (ICT), the international conversation seems to be stuck on 5G. Each month sees a barrage of headlines along the lines of “5…
From Marketplace:
China has its own set of restrictions on foreign companies and a blacklist. It too wants to reduce its vulnerabilities. Tatyana Bolton, with public policy research group the R…
Former President Donald Trump and North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un may have shared a “deep and special friendship,” but it’s become abundantly clear in the last few months that the…
Last month, the Australian government clashed publicly with Facebook and Google over new legislation attempting to force the platforms to pay for news content. While the ugliest parts of the fight…
From The Diplomat:
Finally, some argue the lack of effective U.S. pushback against the Hong Kong clampdown will embolden Beijing to move more forcefully to impose its will on Taipei.
From Roll Call:
The multi-AUMF repeal effort has the support of a broad ideological mix of national security and good governance organizations including the Project for Government Oversight,…