What are Norwegian F-35s doing in Iceland?
The Royal Norwegian Air Force F-35 detachment conducting NATO's air mission in Iceland presented their activities to the media at Keflavik Air Base last week.
Who you should be following in the UK defence community
This list is intended to highlight people we believe are worth following to get a wider and informed perspective on UK defence matters.
Military Struggles with Social Media – An analysis
The military is struggling to adapt to the comparatively recent proliferation of social media.
Aligning new technologies with fresh doctrines
It is generally accepted that rather than prepare for the war you know; one should prepare for the war that is to come.
Grey Zone Deterrence – The key to a more secure future?
Increasingly, hostile states and non-state actors are conducting attacks designed to destabilise Western nations.
Why the benefits of building British go beyond sovereign capability
In this article, Shadow Defence Procurement Minister Stephen Morgan MP tells the UK Defence Journal why he believes the Government needs to reform its procurement process.
Continuing growth expected in global defence market say analysts
As 2018 turned to 2019, growth in the global defense environment moderated slightly, according to a new white paper from Forecast International.
Soleimani helped turn Iran into one of the most effective proponents of remote warfare; his impact lives on
Soleimani helped turn Iran into one of the most effective proponents of remote warfare; his impact lives on.
Three days in Tallinn – how Estonia does Cyber defence
From the moment Estonia joined NATO in 2004, it was warning that the alliance was not prepared to counter emerging threats from cyber warfare. According to officials in Tallinn, these warnings were repeatedly ignored.
Principles guiding British Foreign Policy ‘Progressively Obsolete’, says Rifkind
In this report, James Rogers, the Director of the Global Britain Programme, identifies the fifteen core assumptions that have underpinned British strategic policy and explains why these assumptions are under increasing strain as great power competition takes hold and challenges the dominance of the West.
