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Overseeing the UK’s Special Forces
If “Global Britain” is to be a “force for good”, there must be oversight of the UK’s Special Forces. On 1 August 2020, The Times published a cache of emails suggesting that members of the United Kingdom’s special forces (UKSF) executed unarmed civilian men on several …
By Megan Karlshoej-Pedersen
12 August 2020
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UK General Election 2019: time for a new approach to security partnershi…
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This general election is an opportunity for UK political parties to commit to a review of the UK’s approach to …
By Megan Karlshoej-Pedersen
9 Dec 2019
Siil 2018: Mobilisation & conscription in the 21st century
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Although most NATO aligned militaries operate on the basis of a professional army, there has been an observable …
By Erik Markus Kannike
15 Jul 2019
Instanbul’da Her Şey Güzel: Everything is Okay in Istanbul
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Ekrem Imamoğlu’s Faltering Path to Office On the night of the March 31 mayoral election in Istanbul the honking of …
By Kayla Koontz
3 Jul 2019
“The West Has Fallen” – The Notre Dame Fire and the Na…
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Fires had barely begun to erupt on the roof of the Notre Dame cathedral before talk about the “real” …
By Séamus Malekafzali
21 Apr 2019
An Authoritarian Marriage of Convenience
The Syrian regime’s connection to Germany’s right-wing populists While the Assad regime has proven …
By Sascha Ruppert
19 Mar 2019
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The Different Breeds of “Lone Wolf” Terrorist
Over the last years Lone Wolf Terrorists (LWTs) have been one of the biggest security concerns in the European …
By Sebastian Gonano
29 Jan 2019
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Dwarfing the Giant: The Reality of Russia’s Military, Part II
Author’s disclaimer: For the purposes of narrative flow, certain Air Force sub-units have been lumped with …
By Stanimir Dobrev
14 Nov 2018
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Dwarfing the Giant: The Reality of Russia’s Military, Part I
In a recent interview, Dmitri Peskov echoed a statement from Vladimir Putin, ‘the Russian armed forces had …
By Stanimir Dobrev
19 Sep 2018
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Brexit and The Security Concerns Facing Northern Ireland
Despite difficulties, the Good Friday Agreement of 1998 has established a lasting peace in Northern Ireland over …
By Cillian O'Gara
24 Apr 2018
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Narrative and Information: Russian Cyber Operations
The primary focus of this article is Russian cyber-operational strategy in Eastern Europe, particularly in Ukraine …
By Harry Stebbins
17 Apr 2018
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Italy’s Election, the Future of Europe: Part 1
On March 4th, 2018, Italy heads to the polls to elect the 18th Legislature of the post-war Italian Republic. It is …
By William Baker
28 Feb 2018
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Rosneft and its Foreclosure of the Russian State
Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin has defied expectations. Following the recent sentencing of Ulyukayev, the former Russian …
By Stanimir Dobrev
9 Jan 2018
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