prof. univ. dr. Nicolas DIMA Abstract. Intermarium (Latin for In between Seas) is a well-researched and well-written book; a balanced combination of theoretical insights with good narratives; an objective study of an area full of subjectivities; and, a thorough summary of important historical … [Read more...]
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PRESIUNILE ENERGETICE PE HARTA GEOPOLITICII MONDIALE
Cosmin Gabriel PĂCURARU, PhD Abstract. Dezechilibrul între cerere şi ofertă creează presiune pe infrastructurile de aprovizionare. Sancţiunile aplicate Federaţiei Ruse ca urmare a agresiunii asupra Ucrainei au generat dezechilibre în raportul dintre cerere şi ofertă. Acestea s-au egalizat în … [Read more...]
STRATEGII DE MEDIU ÎN CONTEXTUL ACTUAL: ABORDĂRI INOVATOARE ŞI EFICIENTE PENTRU UN VIITOR SUSTENABIL
ing. Dan TITA Abstract. The elaborated article presents studies and researches regarding the optimization of constructive solutions of external chemistry engineering mechanisms modules with practical applications systems on site. The multitude and continuous evolution of the environmental … [Read more...]
ECONOMY AND NUCLEAR RISKS STEMMING FROM THE WAR IN UKRAINE
Ionuţ PURICA, PhD It is a lot of analysis done in the last year related to the economic effects that are associated with the hybrid war generated by the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation military. This generated a learning curve for the decision makers of the EU economies. It took … [Read more...]
EUROPE’S LNG STRATEGY FLAWED, BY 2030 60% WILL BE STRANDED ASSETS
Cyril WIDDERSHOVEN The current European natural gas markets still are looking at very high price settings, while demand is still below historical levels and supply could be hit by Asian demand increases. Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine Europe’s former fledgling LNG import strategies and … [Read more...]
MS DAILY BRIEF –MAY 9nd, 2023
The Maritime Security Forum is pleased to provide you with a product, in the form of a daily newsletter, through which we present the most relevant events and information on naval issues, especially those related to maritime security and other related areas. It aims to present a clear and concise … [Read more...]
Most Ridiculous “Challenge” and “Pass” in Military History
When a time honored security safeguard went south. James Jay Carafano “Who goes there?” “Be challenged and recognized?” Such, or similar fateful words have been used through history to keep an enemy from slipping behind friendly lines. The more appropriate military jargon is … [Read more...]
With another surface fleet review, what sort of fleet do we need?
By: Stephen Kuper One of the key announcements of the government’s DSR is that our surface fleet would be subject to yet another review into its force structure slated for release later this year, but have we asked ourselves, what sort of fleet do we need? Whether it is for our … [Read more...]
Paraguay Elections Deliver Stunning Results
Conservatives win decisive victory in national elections. James Jay Carafano Former finance minister Santiago Peña, of the center-right ruling Colorado Party, has defeated the leftist Efrain Alegre (an ally of Paraguay's far-left former president and Venezuelan regime ally Fernando … [Read more...]
WHETHER OR NOT REGIONAL GAS HUB IS FORMED ON THE BLACK SEA?
Zurab GARAKANIDZE, PhD Nata GARAKANIDZE, PhD INTRODUCTION The European Union is supplied with natural gas by four active corridors: the first is the so-called North Sea route (Netherlands, Norway, Great Britain), the second one is the North African corridor with three underwater gas pipelines … [Read more...]