Nigel Trimble investigates the possible consequence that the new Republican controlled Congress may have on the US defense budget
Procurement
The NATO Association of Canada’s Procurement Program provides Canadians with analyses of trends relating to Canadian and international defense procurement and illustrates how these trends affect NATO’s collective mission capabilities. The program also provides in-depth discussion regarding the bureaucratic management, specific trade controls and various other institutional processes governing the defense industry and defense acquisitions, while integrating elements of international trade and economics.
When Giants Make Peace
Nigel Trimble looks at how the recent easing of tensions in Sino-American strategic relations may affect the military situation in the Pacific.
Africa’s Arms Race at Sea
As maritime boundary disputes increase among African countries, Paul Pryce expresses concern that the continent is on the verge of a naval arms race.
Are we there yet?
Nigel Trimble looks at the latest confusion stemming from leaked Pentagon report on the Canadian government’s continued interest in the F-35 Lightening II fighter jet.
Canada and its Allies: Arctic Strategies
While the world tends to look towards the Middle East and Asia today, Erik Underwood looks North, examining the military capabilities of the Arctic coastal states.
A Robotized Military
A new era has dawned on human warfare!. Nigel Trimble looks at rising use of drone technology in the realm of war.
The Kremlin’s Hot Air Brings All the Blimps to the Dirgibledromes
As increased attention is paid to the Russian skies, Ian Litschko examines the various Russian blimp projects.
Keeping the Arctic “True North and Free”
Nigel Trimble looks at what the Canadian military needs to reassert Canadian sovereignty over the Arctic.
The return of the Samurai
NIgel Trimble takes a look on Japan’s recent decision to return as a major military player in the Pacific.
Russia’s Resurgent Navy: Assessing The Northern Fleet
With the world looking at southern Russia, Erik Underwood looks north, assessing the revitalization of the Northern Fleet.