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Load More...Zumindest juristisch ist ein Exit vom Brexit überaus einfach, wie der EuGH heute urteilte. Umso schwieriger dürfte das jedoch politisch umzusetzen sein. Was meint ihr, sollte Großbritannien bleiben oder gehen?
https://www.n-tv.de/politik/Grossbritannien-darf-EU-Austritt-zuruecknehmen-article20763641.html"Die Bundeswehr ist seit fünf Jahren in Mali. Friedlicher ist es dort nicht geworden. Im Gegenteil. Doch in Deutschland interessiert das kaum jemanden. Den Soldaten im Einsatz macht das zu schaffen."
https://www.n-tv.de/politik/Wo-gepanzerte-Wagen-auf-Friedhoefen-parken-article20743130.html"Die Bundeswehr stellt ein neues Panzerbataillon auf; es ist nun das sechste. Vor der Wiedervereinigung hatte allein Westdeutschland mehr als 70 Panzerbataillone."
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Die Bundeswehr stellt ein neues Panzerbataillon auf.
https://www.n-tv.de/politik/Bundeswehr-stellt-neues-Panzerbataillon-auf-article20758756.html"The PLA seeks not merely to compete with, but to defeat, the U.S. military, should the two countries ever come into direct confrontation,” writes @ScottWHarold in a @RANDCorporation Report. Very good article on that report on @offiziere
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“China Thinks Its Air Force Can Deter or Even Defeat the US Air Force, and the USAF is Responding - https://t.co/i8fhIy8ut5”
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Syria remains the foremost proving ground for the world’s most powerful armed forces
by Paul Iddon For years now Syria has been the foremost proving ground for major military powers to test their equipment in real combat conditions. The first half of 2018 has proven no exception and in fact demonstrates that this … Continue reading
The Middle East in Pursuit of Nuclear Weapons Capabilities
by Israel Rafalovich. He is a journalist based in Brussel, who has 50 years of experience including international postings in Tel-Aviv, Brussels, Germany and Washington,DC The Middle East is likely to face more instability in the near future and the … Continue reading
That time Israel boldly flew F-15s through the air spaces of five Arab countries
by Paul Iddon. In October 1991, less than a year after the Gulf War at least two Israeli F-15 Eagle air superiority jet fighters took off from Israel and made a round-trip that violated the air spaces of five Arab … Continue reading
The Gulf crisis and future of Qatar’s military
by Paul Iddon In any potential war pitting Qatar against the militaries of its Saudi and Emirati neighbours it’s clear Doha would face two adversaries with superior militaries, in terms of both quality and quantity. The tiny resource-rich sheikdom, the … Continue reading
Israel-Saudi relations have come a long way
by Paul Iddon At the Munich Security Conference earlier this year Israel’s Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman “accused Iran of trying to undermine Saudi Arabia” and accordingly called on “moderate” Sunni Arab monarchies to fight “radical” forces in the region. According … Continue reading
The ISIS drone threat
by Paul Iddon. In a 1993 televised panel discussion about the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), and potential ballistic missile threats from countries like North Korea and Iran, scholar Russell Seitz briefly touched upon the simple forms in which asymmetrical threats … Continue reading
Small, Cheap UAVs are Making the Pentagon Nervous, so DARPA is Stepping in to Help
by Darien Cavanaugh. Cavanaugh is a contributor for War is Boring and Reverb Press. He serves on the Board of Directors for Auntie Bellum. The Video below, supposedly recorded near Aleppo in August 2016 shows what appears to be drones … Continue reading
From Israeli Operation “Peace for Galilee” to the Turkish Operation “Euphrates Shield”
The ongoing Turkish operation “Euphrates Shield“, launched on August 24 to keep both Islamic State (ISIS) and Kurdish forces off Turkey’s southeastern border, shares some important similarities to the 1982 Israeli Operation “Peace for Galilee” which are worth exploring and … Continue reading
Why did Turkey use M60’s to spearhead its Syria intervention?
Turkey suffered its first combat fatalities over the last weekend before their foray against Islamic State (ISIS) and Syrian Kurdish forces last Wednesday was a week old. What appeared to be militiamen fighting under the banner of the Arab-Kurdish Syrian … Continue reading
The Unlikely Case for Suicide Attacks
by Austin Michael Bodetti. He is a student in the Gabelli Presidential Scholars Program at Boston College. He focuses on the relationship between Islam and conflict in Syria and Sudan. The complex logic behind suicide attacks has baffled and fascinated … Continue reading
