Commentary by Paul Meyer
Senior Fellow, The Simons Foundation
Published by OpenCanada.org
January 3, 2017

Following President-elect Donald Trump’s comments on U.S. nuclear capabilities over the holidays, 2017 begins with worrisome questions about his intentions. Visit OpenCanada.org at the link below for commentary by Paul Meyer, Senior Fellow at The Simons Foundation.
See The Simons Foundation's Disarming Arctic Security page for briefing papers on military policies and practices in the Arctic region by Ernie Regehr, Senior Fellow in Defence Policy and Arctic Security at The Simons Foundation.

Disarming Arctic Security Briefing Paper
by Ernie Regehr, O.C.
Senior Fellow in Defence Policy and Arctic Security
The Simons Foundation

With so many bad things happening during 2016, The Simons Foundation is pleased to feature our Peace‎ Leader, the Hon. Douglas Roche, who provides some of the good news from this past year as well as hope for the future.
See The Simons Foundation's Disarming Arctic Security page for briefing papers on military policies and practices in the Arctic region by Ernie Regehr, Senior Fellow in Defence Policy and Arctic Security at The Simons Foundation.

Disarming Arctic Security Briefing Paper
by Ernie Regehr, O.C.
Senior Fellow in Defence Policy and Arctic Security
The Simons Foundation
December 13, 2016

Visit iHS Jane's Intelligence Review for Paul Meyer's assessment of what has been a difficult year for nuclear disarmament and thoughts on prospects for any progress in 2017.

Space Security Index 2016 is the thirteenth annual report on developments related to safety, sustainability, and security in outer space, covering the period January-December 2015.  

It is part of the broader Space Security Index (SSI) project, which aims to improve transparency on space activities and provide a common, comprehensive, objective knowledge base to support the development of national and international policies that contribute to the security and sustainability of outer space.