Defence
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NATO’s Rogue State
Turkey continues to undermine U.S., Israeli, and Western interests. Tyler Stapleton Boris Zilberman The National Interest President Recep Tayyip Erdogan…
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Memo to the NATO Summit: Prevent a War by Restoring Deterrence
n a time when the United States and the Western allies appear weak on the international scene, restoring deterrence needs…
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CNAS Responds: 2024 NATO Summit in Washington
Alongside the 75th NATO Summit, CNAS will cohost the NATO Public Forum from July 10-11. Register now for the virtual forum, and read more…
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Finland’s President Alexander Stubb on NATO, Europe’s Security and its Relations with the Rest of the World
This week on Hold Your Fire!, Richard speaks with Finnish President Alexander Stubb about next week’s NATO summit, European security, the…
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How 7 October forever destroyed the myth of Israeli military invincibility
War on Gaza Sami Al-Arian MEE On 22 September 2023, two weeks before the 7 October al-Aqsa Flood attack, Israeli Prime Minister…
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China’s New Sixth-Generation Fighter Jet Matters—Just Not How You Think
“China’s sixth-generation fighter aims to create a ‘system of systems’ that would enable it to coordinate with disparate weapon systems…
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Nuclear and gas expansion weakens our national security
Former Australian defence force chief and admiral retired, Chris Barrie frankly discusses with Michael Lester his deep concerns that Australia…
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The Putin Visit Could Mean Russia Makes North Korea’s Military Even Deadlier
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s June 18-19 visit to North Korea will further enhance the recently reinvigorated bilateral relationship — and…
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Assessing the G-7 Summit
Giorgia Meloni was the star of the G7, embodying a “respectable” far-right. Ahmed Charai The National Interest On Thursday, June…
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Putin’s a bigger deal than EU election in Europe’s frontline states
VÕRU, Estonia — The signs of a creeping militarization are easy to detect. Charlie Duxbury and Bartosz Brzeziński Politico In…
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Much ado about Russia’s nuclear rumblings?
Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, the Kremlin has sought to play the nuclear card – both…
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From Client to Competitor: The Rise of Turkiye’s Defence Industry
Turkiye’s defence industry is at a crossroads, and decision-makers face a difficult choice regarding its future path. Sıtkı Egeli, Serhat…
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“We Should Be Worried About Russia if Trump Wins the Election”
“We should be worried about Russia if Trump wins the US presidential election,” says Professor Håkon Lunde Saxi at the…
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Why Iran Believes It’s Winning Against Israel
The death of the president and foreign minister won’t change that. Ali Vaez and Hamidreza Azizi FP On Sunday, Iranian President…
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Plugging a New Gap in Monitoring Sanctions on North Korea
In this Q&A, Crisis Group experts Christopher Green, Richard Gowan and Maya Ungar delve into the consequences. What happened? On…
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How Iran Seeks to Exploit the Gaza War in Syria’s Volatile East
A ceasefire in Gaza is the best way to calm tensions, but Washington and its local partner can take ameliorative…
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