Defence
Russia Is No Superpower? Then What Does That Make Europe?
Russia is not merely de-militarizing Ukraine. Russia is de-militarizing NATO itself. These are not Ukrainian losses. These are NATO losses. And NATO is losing in humiliating fashion.
Marco Rubio’s Love Letter to Europe – Why It Matters for Us
Diametrically opposed? US Secretary of State Rubio talks peace at Munich Security conference while Judith Collins doubles down on NZ's support for the Ukraine war.
The Critical Importance of Space
Recent years have seen the establishment in the US and other countries of government agencies aspiring to regulate the commercial space industry and space transportation.
Britain’s Army Is a Jigsaw Piece, Not a Global Force
Today, due to government mismanagement and long-term strategic choices, the British Army is only a shadow of its former self: a force far removed from the versatile, hard-bitten-hard-fighting army that once could take on any adversary.
The Pentagon Cuts Ties With Harvard
Yet another unforeseen cost of the prestigious school’s woke ideology.
Why Are They Not Purchasing US Jets and Missiles?
American allies are turning away from American military suppliers.
Was Russia Behind Havana Syndrome?
Recent documentation revealed by investigative reporters reinforces the already compelling evidence that Russian operatives were responsible for employing acoustic weapons causing Havana Syndrome.
The New NSS’s Dangerous Language on Taiwan
A conflict with China could prove far more costly than any hardship yet experienced over the last three decades of futile bloodshed.
Property, Ownership and the Foundations of Patriotism
Over the last 50 years, surveys in the US and Australia show a rising unwillingness to fight for one’s nation, especially among youth – from 20–30 per cent in the 1980s/1990s to 50–70 per cent in the 2020s. This decline mirrors plummeting home ownership rates among young people.
How This Daring Capture Will Change the World
This could stand as the most significant geopolitical event since 9/11.
Is Today the Day?
Today’s leaders will ensure wars will continue and those serving in the forces will continue to be faced with, “Is today the day?”
In Defence of the Right to Self-Defence
As long as violence exists, people must be able to take reasonable, lawful steps to protect themselves from it.