New Gripen Pilots for South African Air Force
The South African Air Force (SAAF) is getting two more pilots for its Gripen fighters, including…
Read More »Dealing with Chinese Economic Coercion: An Australian Response
Can Australia stop the Chinese government’s economic coercion against our government and businesses? Yes. All it…
Read More »The European Direct Defense Challenge: Nordic Perspectives
In an article published by a retired senior Swedish officer, Major General (Ret) Karlis Neretnieks, the…
Read More »Air Marshal Mel Hupfeld on the Way Ahead for the RAAF in the Indo-Pacific Region
On May 5, 2020RAAF Air Marshal Mel Hupfeld presented an overview on the RAAF and its role…
Read More »Supporting Taiwan in a Covid-19 World
China’s longstanding campaign to isolate Taiwan has intensified since Xi Jinping took power in 2012. However,…
Read More »The China Challenge: Evolving Australian Perceptions
Cascading wake-up moments have shaken Australia’s view of China over the past five years. The realisations—a…
Read More »Egypt Looks for Apache Attack Helicopter Upgrades
Egypt is looking to upgrade and refurbish 43 of its AH-64D Apache attack helicopters to AH-64E…
Read More »Swarm Robotics: What Will it Look Like?
The First World War saw flights of fighters coordinating among themselves, most doing so without even…
Read More »COVID-19 and Indigenization of Industrial Capabilities: The Case of Arlan Armored Vehicles
Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Defence has ordered another batch of Arlan armoured vehicles from Kazakhstan Paramount Engineering…
Read More »The European Union and Direct Defense of Europe: Its Post-COVID-19 Future
In discussions with then Prime Minister Edouard Balladur in the mid-1990s about the future of the…
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