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NATO Operations - Internal and External Challenges - General John Craddock
General John Craddock, formerly Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) spoke on the current and future tasks ahead of the organisation's Sixtieth ...
Polish Lessons Learned from Operations and Defence Transformation
Lecture by General Franciszek Gagor, Chief of Defence Staff of Poland, on Polish experiences derived from the field of operations, as ...
Polish Lessons Learned from Operations and Defence Transformation
Lecture by General Franciszek Gagor, Chief of Defence Staff of Poland, on Polish experiences derived from the field of operations, as ...
General Petraeus and Ambassador Sedwill: The International Mission in Afghanistan
General David H. Petraeus and Ambassador Mark Sedwell delivered speeches at RUSI today concerning the ongoing International Mission in Afghanistan and ...
General Petraeus and Ambassador Sedwill: The International Mission in Afghanistan
General David H. Petraeus and Ambassador Mark Sedwell delivered speeches at RUSI today concerning the ongoing International Mission in Afghanistan and ...
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RUSI Journal: Creating the Next Generation of NATO Partnerships
25 Feb 2010 NATO’s myriad partnership programmes need to be reviewed and updated in light of the new Strategic Concept. Viewing partnership activities in terms of public goods can help NATO members forge consensus about its strategic interests and help make it an alliance for the future
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Analysis: What Will Success Look Like in Operation Moshtarak?
16 Feb 2010 by Professor Michael ClarkeOperation Moshtarak is the most important campaign in Afghanistan since the invasion in 2001. Its success, however, will not be measured in military terms but in terms of public opinion, both in Helmand and the rest of Afghanistan and in the Coalition's domestic electorate.
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Analysis: Civilian-Military Collaboration: The Stabilisation Unit Coming of Age
9 Feb 2010
This lecture outlined the progress made across the UK Government in its ability to adopt a comprehensive approach focusing on the increasing contributions made by the Stabilisation Unit, particularly in Afghanistan. It reviewed the debate about the respective roles of civilians and the military in stabilisation, and the ways in which civilian skills can best be generated and managed for hostile environments. Richard Teuten provided an update on the enhanced responsibilities being taken on by the Unit and refer to other complementary changes underway.Global Security Issues International Institutions UK Europe Military Personnel Defence Policy
This lecture outlined the progress made across the UK Government in its ability to adopt a comprehensive approach focusing on the increasing contributions made by the Stabilisation Unit, particularly in Afghanistan. It reviewed the debate about the respective roles of civilians and the military in stabilisation, and the ways in which civilian skills can best be generated and managed for hostile environments. Richard Teuten provided an update on the enhanced responsibilities being taken on by the Unit and refer to other complementary changes underway.
Global Security Issues International Institutions UK Europe Military Personnel Defence Policy
RUSI Newsbrief: Arctic Security: Neither a Great Game nor a Scramble
26 Jan 2010 by Matthew WillisEnhancement of military capabilities by Arctic powers may not be the zero-sum security competition that many are suggesting
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RUSI Newsbrief: Turkey: A New Option for European Missile Defence?
26 Jan 2010 The Obama administration’s attempt to find a new location for its missiles will test Ankara’s balancing act as both a member of NATO, and an ally of Iran
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RUSI Newsbrief: The EU and the Middle East: An Elusive Partnership
26 Jan 2010 Divisions between ‘Old’ and ‘New’ Europe about Israel are undermining the EU’s potential as an effective regional mediator in the peace process
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RUSI Newsbrief: EU-China Relations: On the Mend at Last?
26 Jan 2010 The importance of the burgeoning trade relationship means China and the EU must settle their fractious differences through bilateral dialogue
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RUSI Newsbrief: A Question of Balance: The Future of European Union Diplomacy
26 Jan 2010 Institutional wrangling about who gets what in the EU’s External Action Service is diverting focus away from fashioning a more coherent foreign policy
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Analysis: The turn of the wheel: 2010 and the return of old security problems
3 Jan 2010 by Professor Michael Clarke
As the effects of the global recession begins to be felt, this year will emphasise some new political realities in the international order. They will form the backdrop to the return of some traditional security issues.European Union International Institutions Terrorism Global Security Issues Defence Policy Afghanistan Central and South Asia UK Europe Russia Georgia China Pacific
As the effects of the global recession begins to be felt, this year will emphasise some new political realities in the international order. They will form the backdrop to the return of some traditional security issues.
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RUSI Journal: The End of Nuclear Sharing? US Nuclear Weapons in Europe
16 Dec 2009 The US still houses nuclear weapons in allied European non-nuclear states. The relevance of these weapons is now under question
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