From the First Duke of Sussex to the Current Duke of Sussex: An Historical Perspective
On Friday 19th February Buckingham Palace announced that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, would not…
Read More »Vietnam Adds at Maritime Defence Component
The recent debate on The Strategist about whether Vietnam should have a maritime or continental geostrategic orientation has…
Read More »Norway’s High North Defence
In the recent years, Arctic region is becoming militarised. Russia’s growing presence in Arctic and in…
Read More »The Next Phase of the Russo-Ukraine War: The Impact of Air Force General Sergei Vladimirovich Surovikin
The Kremlin announced in early October that a new overall theater commander had been appointed to…
Read More »The Rediscovery of the Recueil
In Rio de Janeiro Tiradentes had pointed to section 8 of the “Constitution de la Republique…
Read More »The Islamic Republic of Iran is Unable to Cure Itself
Iran has once again hit headlines around the world due to social protests. The latest, triggered…
Read More »Scrutinizing U.S. Overtures to Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
Politico recently reported the U.S. government is attempting to barter the aircraft formerly belonging to the…
Read More »The Constitutional Proposals: The Divergent Impacts of Franklin and Jefferson
The Minas plot had been disrupted prior to denunciation by Silvério dos Reis. The revolt had…
Read More »Thomas Jefferson in France
The Minas conspirators saw the American Revolution as relevant because they perceived the tax demands (the…
Read More »Benjamin Franklin and the Recueil in France
Benjamin Franklin, then seventy years of age, was famous as a leading figure in natural philosophy…
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