The Kremlin’s blackmail with the North Korean nuclear threat
20 January 2018 – San Francisco, US Kseniya Kirillova It seems that Russian diplomats and propagandists are beginning to openly blackmail Washington with the North…
The Not-So Mysterious Drones that attacked Russian military bases in Syria
18 January 2018 – Vancouver, CA by Stewart Webb The Russian Ministry of Defence announced last week that the Khmeimim air base (south-east of…
Putin’s political tactics at home and abroad
16 January 2018 – San Francisco, US by Kseniya Kirillova Instead of showing positive economic indicators, the Russian economy at the end of the last…
Trump’s Great Afghan Game May Prove to be a Great Blunder
8 January 2018 – Vancouver, CA by Stewart Webb If one takes a look at the National Security Strategy set out by the Trump administration,…
On Winter Holiday Break until 3 Jan. 2018
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American experts fear nuclear threat from Crimea
11 December 2017 – Washington, DC, USA by Kseniya Kirillova One of the elements of the Russian “hybrid war” is a possible nuclear threat emanating…
Lemons may fly: Canada pondering the purchase of used F/A-18s
8 December 2017 -Vancouver, CA by Stewart Webb Up until recently, it seemed that the Canadian government would purchase 18 new F/A-18 Super Hornets from…
The Unspoken Capability Gap in Canada’s Mechanized Units
6 December 2017 – Ottawa, CA by Rob O’Gorman, CD Canada’s New “Iron Fist” – The CV9035? With the demise of Canada’s Close Combat Vehicle…
Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy Heading for the Rocks & What Should Be Done
4 December 2017 – Vancouver, CA by Stewart Webb Canada’s most ambitious procurement plan, since shortly after the Second World War, is in peril like…
Are there sufficient mechanisms to protect UK special forces?
30 November 2017 – London, UK by Abigail Watson, Remote Control Project Recent reports suggest that UK special forces could have been left “understaffed” for…