Mark Phillips
An insider's account of the SDSR suggests ways forward to ensure better delivery of national security policy
Defence Management, Defence Policy, UK DefenceMajor General D P Thomson (Rtd) and Elizabeth Young
Letters on British atrocities in counter-insurgency, and missile defence
Thomas Rid and Peter McBurney
While ready-made cyber 'weapons' may cause visible embarrassment and incovenience, truly destructive attacks will require bespoke and highly complex packages.
Domestic Security, Global Security Issues, TechnologyPaul Meyer
International consensus defining a framework of legitimate behaviour in cyberspace is urgently needed
Global Security Issues, International Institutions, TechnologyMungo Melvin
The relationship between politicians and generals may be strained, but it is as vital as ever to get it right
Defence PolicyAlexander Alderson
Influence, rather than being a radical new idea, has roots in a long tradition of manoeuvre warfare
History, Land ForcesJonathan Eyal
Europe's political and financial turbulence is now reverberating into the security realm
International InstitutionsMark Laity
An inside view of NATO operations in Libya assesses the achievements and limitations of the campaign
International InstitutionsBjoern H Seibert
The Bundeswehr is undergoing the most important change since the end of the Cold War
Defence Policy, International InstitutionsJosip Glaurdic
Western leaders plotted the wrong course in 1991 as Yugoslavia fell apart – but new evidence suggests they had enough prescient intelligence at the time to do otherwise
HistoryBrock Millman
As the Afghan wind-down continues, the T E Lawrence myth is not helpful: Sir Arthur Lawrance is a better example
History, Land ForcesIncluding reviews by Christopher Coker, Ashley Jackson, MacGregor Knox, and more
Ukraine Talks: A Peaceful Outcome or a Peaceful Sellout?
Sir Michael Howard - A Tribute
We Need to Relearn How to do Deterrence