The Royal Canadian Navy and the Joint Support Ship Challenge
Back in June 2010, some six years after the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) had begun studying…
Read More »Shaping the Way Ahead for the Maritime Integrated Distributed Force: The Perspective of VADM Lewis
The U.S. Navy is already shaping the foundation for the way ahead to build a more…
Read More »Manned-Unmanned Collaboration: The Case of the U.S. Navy
With the shift from land wars to conflicts in contested air and sea spaces, new concepts…
Read More »The US Navy Will Not Outnumber the PRC Maritime Force
The most often quoted line of the ancient Chinese strategist Sun Tzu is that ‘supreme excellence consists in…
Read More »China, Australia and Global Change: Why a European Agreement Now?
Recently, I had a chance to talk with Ross Babbage, a leading Australian strategist about the…
Read More »Finland and Crisis Management
Participation in international crisis management is a part of Finland’s active foreign and security policy. Finland…
Read More »COVID-19 and Accelerated Digital Military Transformation
While 2020 was a turbulent and uncertain year across many industries, for the defense sector, it…
Read More »Basing, Infrastructure and Defense
The force that Australia’s defence organisation is building will be the most powerful and capable that…
Read More »New Cooperation Agreement Between Australian and British Air Forces
Chief of Air Force has announced the signing of the Air Cooperation Framework with the Royal…
Read More »Re-shaping Strategy to Deal with the 21st Century Authoritarian Powers: The UK Case
Over the past five years, in my travels to Australia and my travels to Europe and…
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