By: Thomas Karako The war in Ukraine has decisively confirmed the arrival of a new missile age. This era is characterized by a surge in the global supply and demand signals for both missile-based delivery systems and the means to counter them. In addition to the morale of the Ukrainian people and … [Read more...]

By: Adam Thorn Included in the investment is $277 million to upgrade the training ranges flown over by Growler pilots, as well as upgraded sensor and jamming capabilities. The deal with CEA Technologies will see advanced radar capabilities installed at RAAF Base Am­berley and the … [Read more...]

By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and news.de Introduction While there are divisions within NATO, Germany’s Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock  –who assiduously studied foreign policy in Klaus Schwab’s WEF Forum of Young Global Leaders (YGL)– confirmed in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of … [Read more...]

By: Robert Dougherty Ukraine will receive a complete short-range air defence system under a new agreement with the French government and French multinational company Thales. French Defence Minister Sébastien Lecornu and Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksiy Reznikov met with Thales … [Read more...]

In the face of growing tensions over Taiwan and repeated aggression from North Korea, Japan has stepped up its unprecedented military modernisation following South Korea’s efforts. The island powerhouse has launched its next round of acquisition, with eyes on some transformational, next-generation … [Read more...]

col. dr. Ion PETRESCU În felul său, imprevizibil, actualul preşedinte al Federaţiei Ruse a afirmat că perspectivele unui acord de pace în Ucraina s-ar diminua cu cât conflictul va continua. Chiar dacă în Uniunea Europeană şi în America de Nord, Vladimir Putin a devenit inamicul public nr. 1, de … [Read more...]

conf. univ. dr. Cătălin CIOACĂ Abstract. The paper is an argumentative interpretation of the current geopolitical context, marked by the shock that will change the world: February 24, 2022. Capturing the militarization factor from the perspective of competitive dynamics was projected on three … [Read more...]

prof. DSc Sevdalina DIMITROVA* chief assist. Daniel BERCHEV, PhD** Abstract. The security environment - dynamic, largely uncertain, risky and unpredictable - has highlighted the security issues of the European Union (EU) on the Union's Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP). Military action … [Read more...]

Aliodor MANOLEA, PhD* Abstract. The military balance in the Black Sea area is changing. Russia poses an existential threat to Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey, Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova. Russian revisionism is manifesting today in Crimea, South Ossetia, Donbass, Nagorno-Karabakh, Abkhazia, and Syria. … [Read more...]

Dorin POPESCU* Abstract. The vast Black Sea region has quickly become a hybrid theater for competition for the new world order. Recent turbulent developments confirm that this region is, for Moscow, the favorite terrain for the manifestation, expression and imposition of the post-Soviet … [Read more...]