Calling time on cyber war
The illegal Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 left the world aghast at the realization that decades of security stability in Europe have ended.
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Is Russian soft power dead?
Is Russian soft power dead? Almost, but not quite. Why the West should still pay attention. The consequences of Russia’s war in Ukraine have been
#WavellReviews “Rebel Ideas: The Power of Diverse Thinking” by Matthew Syed
If the British Army is as serious about cognitive diversity as it claims to be, it almost certainly needs to delve much deeper into what
Wars can be won by Evacuations
In August-September 2021 15,000 eligible Afghans and British nationals were evacuated from Afghanistan under Operation PITTING. With the one-year anniversary of Operation PITTING approaching, and
#WavellReviews ‘War Transformed: The Future of Twenty-First Century Great Power Competition and Conflict’ by Mick Ryan
In War Transformed, Australian Major General Mick Ryan asks how militaries should adapt to the themes and trends likely to transform warfare. The book is
New Satellite Blues and the war in Ukraine – is the UK ready to capitalize on commercial satellite imagery?
The war in Ukraine has brought the use of commercial satellite imagery to the fore with near real-time images being viewed by millions of people
The Science of Cyber and the Art of Deception
The cyber domain and the concept of deception are deeply linked. Deception has been fundamental to the effectiveness of cyberattacks since their inception and is
#WavellReviews “Something Rotten: Land Command in the 21st Century” by Jim Storr
Simply put, military staffs are not as capable because they have too much pointless process, work in open plan command posts, and don’t think or
Mercenaries in Modern Peacekeeping: Wagner Group in Mali
The UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) offers a case study demonstrating the negative influence mercenary groups have on modern peacekeeping operations. This
How Britain should deal with Russia going forward
The Kremlin’s war in Ukraine threatens to tear up the map of post-1989 Europe and plunge the world into a new Cold War. The unpredictability