The Future of British Armed Forces
This second part in a series examines the effects which Britain’s defense review will have on procurement.
This second part in a series examines the effects which Britain’s defense review will have on procurement.
Japan isn’t doing so bad economically but who will tell the Japanese?
In this first part of a series, James Pritchett examines the strategic effects of Britain’s Strategic Defense and Security Review.
In Iran and the Sudan, Chinese companies disregard sanctions to buy oil.
Two Russian bomber planes were tailed over the North Sea by Dutch F16 fighters on Tuesday.
Rumor has it that the pro-business, anti-corruption Xi Jinping will succeed Hu Jintao as president of China in 2013.
Americans are unable to “think clearly” in a recession, says President Barack Obama.
The leaders of France, Germany and Russia meet to discuss security cooperation.
Although Brazil, Russia, India and China would represent a formidable force on the world stage, they are unlikely to cooperate.
General James Jones’ replacement with his former deputy as national security advisor is a welcome move.
With conservatives in power in most of Europe, the left is rallying to protest spending cuts and pension reform.
America’s heavy military presence abroad may inspire terrorist attacks against the United States.
Despite American pressure and possible sanctions, China is unlikely to agree to appreciate its currency any time soon.
Anti-immigration movements are on the rise, but there may be more to their success than Islam.
If India intends to counter Chinese influence extending into Central Asia, it has to find a partner in Russia.