A minute to midnight: The Ukraine Crisis.
This summary is aimed as a primer to provide background on the Ukraine crisis. It is exclusively the work of the author’s and reflects their...
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Why Europe can fend for itself
Russian troops are rolling over the borders of Eastern Europe. Pursuing a policy of protective isolationism America has abandoned its allies. Can Europe defend itself? ...
What Russia wants – and what it means for Britain
Hours before flying to Kazakhstan last week, trucks, troops and armoured vehicles of Russia’s 331st Airborne Regiment lined up in the snow as a drone...
NATO, Diplomacy, and the Ukraine Crisis
Harmel’s Ghost Talks open this week between Russia and NATO, the prospects for progress seem limited. On the core issue – Ukraine’s potential entry into...
Maintaining and Improving NATO’s Technological Edge
What happens when an alliance’s competitors quickly improve their technology and capabilities to place the alliance at increased risk? The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)...
Why Europe can’t fend for itself
Can Europe take care of its own defence, without American protection? This old question has come to the fore again as a result of America’s...
Turkey-NATO-Russia
The debate over NATO’s relationship with Turkey crested in 2019 with the decision to buy a Russian air defence system, the S400. The purchase was...
Homeland resilience weakness in the UK: Defence’s lack of preparation for a CBRN event
Since the end of the Cold War, the United Kingdom’s homeland resilience capacity has been quietly atrophying. The country’s patent lack of preparation for the...
NATO’s China Problem
For the past 70 years, NATO has been able to focus on the defence of Western Europe. How should the Alliance approach the resurgence of...
Turkish Delight; Syria and the beginning of the end.
The outcry across military, political, and regional sectors over President Trump’s decision to accept the Turkish campaign in northern Syria and withdraw the bulk of...