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...
Tag : NATO
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...
Weaponised Truth and Democratisation of Information; War Talks
This podcast is recorded in partnership with War Talks. Alicia is a counter-terrorism expert, and is currently directing CT, counter disinformation and hybrid warfare interventions...
Russia, Stealth and F35 with Guy Plopsky
We interviewed Guy Plopsky, a political and military analyst based in Israel who focuses on air power, Russia military affairs and the Asia Pacific. Guy...
Who’s GBAD is it anyway?
This article is a sequel to Hugo’s first article: “The Alliance vs The Bear – Some Fundamentals of Why Russia Won’t Win” Last time we...
The Alliance vs The Bear – Some Fundamentals of Why Russia Won’t Win. (Part 1)
On 11thJuly 2014 the Ukrainian 79thAirmobile Brigade was subjected to a 3 (and a bit) minute bombardment by (probably[1]) Russian Army artillery rocket systems fired...
Learning from Germany’s Inner Guidance: The Ethical Citizen Soldier
After World War 2 the Bundeswehr went through a period of ethical soul searching resulting in ‘Innere Führung’ (translation: ‘inner guidance’). This ethic places their...