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International Initiatives in Alternative Energy and Sustainability for the Military
16-17 February 2010
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Ground Robotics: Lightening the Load, Enhancing Effectiveness and Delivering the Edge
18 February 2010
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UK Border Security
25 February 2010
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Clinton in Asia RUSI Newsbrief: As the Dragon Rises: The US in the Asia-Pacific 17 Mar 2010 by John Hemmings
Barack Obama is facing a significant diplomatic test in the Asia-Pacific. Can his administration balance economic deference with a commitment to human rights? China Pacific United States Americas
Obama and Hu Jintao RUSI Newsbrief: China Raises the Stakes with the US 17 Mar 2010 by Alexander Neill
The rivalry between China and the US is heating up. Is American 'smart power' the solution? China Pacific United States Americas
East Asia Map RUSI Newsbrief: An East Asian Community? 26 Jan 2010
Japan’s move towards a pan-Asian regional architecture highlights a concerted effort to engage more with its neighbours over the traditional ally, the US Pacific China
PLAN fleet review RUSI Newsbrief: The PLA in 2010: Adventurism or Introspection? 26 Jan 2010
The Chinese Army’s more assertive international role could lead to escalating geopolitical tensions with two key rivals – the US and India China Pacific
China EU 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 European Union International Institutions Europe China Pacific
China space Analysis: Spears and Shields: China's 11 January missile defence test 19 Jan 2010 by Alexander Neill
Beijing's recent missile test was a prelude to rising US-Chinese tensions over Taiwan - and will re-ignite the strategic debate on space warfare. China Pacific Aerospace
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
China America Flag Analysis: Expectations of a globally active China 17 Dec 2009
As President Hu Jintao unveils a new foreign policy initiative, there is now a renewed interest in a more globally active China. However, decisive differences with the US on Iran, North Korea and Afghanistan show that actions will continue to be carried out with domestic interests in mind. Americas China Pacific
Federation of Malaya Police 1949 Analysis: Extracting Counterinsurgency lessons: The Malayan Emergency and Afghanistan 28 Nov 2009
British success in Malaya appeared to show how an insurgency could be defeated by Western-led forces. The campaign was plundered for ‘lessons’ – for Vietnam in particular. The latter’s failure, however, led critics to argue that Malaya was a special case which did not offer transferable ‘lessons’. An analysis of the general principles underlying British success in Malaya can nevertheless still provide important policy implications for Afghanistan. History Defence Policy Land Forces Central and South Asia Afghanistan Pacific
Nov 09 NB - Knight RUSI Newsbrief: The Dragon in the Room? China and Copenhagen 24 Nov 2009
America's absence in the global climate change framework leaves China in an influential position at Copenhagen International Institutions Global Security Issues China Pacific Climate Security
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