” [..]Ища исторические ориентиры, француз неизбежно сталкивается со скандальным вопросом, сформулированным Марселем Деатом в 1939 году в начале Второй мировой: “Стоит ли нам умирать за Данциг (Гданьск)?”. На данный момент ни один француз, или почти […]
[..] Top defense leaders believe that calling Russia a top threat paves the way to arm Ukrainians confronting Russian forces. Politically, they want the administration to recognize Russia as a top threat so they can […]
“[..] runa ir par to, ka Latvijai ir jādara savs mājasdarbs un viens no elementiem ir budžets. Šeit ir ļoti būtiski, lai mēs šo pēdējo apņemšanos palielināt budžetu par 2% līdz 2018.gadam sasniegtu. Nākošā gadā […]
[..]Amerikas atbalsts Latvijas un pārējo Baltijas valstu, un Polijas, Rumānijas drošībai būs proporcionāls mūsu pašu gatavībai ieguldīt savā aizsardzībā. Tiem, kas domā, ka varam paļauties tikai uz to, ka dabūsim atbalstu un paši varēsim ieguldīt […]
[..] NATO has good reason to be interested in Sweden joining its alliance. In fact, the Alliance would like to see Sweden accede. Many experts believe that if Sweden joins, then Finland will follow the […]
[..] In the harsh polar ecosystem, the military becomes the tool of national policy almost by default. The Arctic is a complex environment, and a report by the Arctic Institute noted that “the armed forces, […]
[..] While the U.S. has sold sophisticated radios to many allied nations, including Baltic countries, U.S. export regulations prohibit the military from sharing the most secure encryption that would prevent Russians from intercepting and decoding […]
[..]“For Athens, NATO seems to be mostly a paper exercise at this point,” a senior Alliance official told me, expressing a common frustration at Alliance headquarters, where Greek representatives are viewed with mounting suspicion. Many […]
[..]Many times in NATO councils as the supreme allied commander I watched the agonizing process of building consensus, one compromise at a time. In both the EU and NATO, an uncooperative Greece in the future […]
[..] The Navy currently has 31 amphibious assaults ships, but needs as many as 38 in order to react to increased global obligations, in particular North Africa. But because of current budget constraints the Navy […]
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