The Munich Security Conference: The European Blame Game
This year’s Munich security confrence provided a look at the strategic positioning of key Western players…
Read More »European Defense
Europe was never a full partner in its own defense. The very question—Will Europe ever fully…
Read More »The Signing Of The Aachen Franco-German Treaty: Towards More or Less European Defense Integration?
Recently, the leaders of France and Germany have signed a new treaty in the city of…
Read More »Africa, Europe and the Chinese Model: The Perspective of the CEO of the African Wildlife Foundation
In article published on EUObserver on January 28, 2019, Nikolaj Nielsen provided insights from the head…
Read More »European Unions
While France and Germany sign a new treaty highlighting the aspirations of President Macron and Germany’s…
Read More »Globalization the Chinese Way: The Case of Huawei Technologies
During an interview last year with Second Line of Defense, Ross Babbage, the well-known Australian strategist…
Read More »Venezuela, Russia and Basing
There was a time when the mere mention of a projected Russian (or Soviet) air or…
Read More »Japan and Deterrence in Depth
In article which we published on July 9, 2014, we addressed the question of the evolving…
Read More »Russian Aggression Against Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia in the Black Sea Region
Recently, the Canadian House of Commons, Standing Committee on National Defense, released its most recent report…
Read More »Canada’s Defense Procurement Challenges: Just Do It!
In Canada, governments change with frequency, however, when Canada commits its Armed Forces to a campaign,…
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