Lou Cardot is a third-year student at the University of Toronto, pursuing a double major in Ethics, Society, and Law and Political Science, with a minor in European Affairs. She is currently on a year abroad, studying International Relations and Economics at both University College London (UCL) and Sciences Po Paris. Born in Paris but raised in Washington D.C., Lou is of Tunisian, Sicilian, and Algerian background. Her interests include human rights, gender equality, and immigration policy. She also writes freelance for the French Ministry of Defense and various law reviews across Europe and North America.
Alors que l’OTAN concentre son attention sur les fronts oriental et indo-pacifique, le Canada a l’occasion de redéfinir son rôle sur un flanc sud souvent négligé. Cet article soutient qu’Ottawa peut renforcer la résilience nord-africaine par l’innovation plutôt que par l’intervention, en mobilisant DIANA Halifax et en renforçant les capacités pour des projets pilotes de lutte anti-drones et de surveillance maritime en Tunisie et en Mauritanie.
