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RUSI Newsbrief

Monthly briefings on current issues in international defence and security and the military sciences.
Issue: Jan 2008, Vol. 28, No. 1
Dialogue, Partnership and an Eventual Union? Making Sense of our Security Relations in the Mediterranean Looking into the structures which define Europe’s relations with its southern neighbouring region, this article calls for further developments in EU-NATO co-operation within the security arena.
Alastair Cameron
More Spurious Saving by the MoD This article argues in favour of independent cost and timescale forecasts for all major UK defence projects, as is done in the US. It is important that MoD should implement this recommendation, and that such independent forecasts become an integral part of the approval process.
David Kirkpatrick
Decision Time for the Greek Cypriots This article explains that part of the problem in Cyprus is that Greek Cypriots still do not know what they really want from a settlement, or whether they want one at all.
James Ker-Lindsay
Bush, Chavez and the Success of Passive Democracy Promotion This article argues that the Venezuelan referendum provides a useful hook for re-considering the US strategy of democracy promotion.
Mark Joyce
Kenya: Africa's Nightmare Scenario? The political and humanitarian crisis which has engulfed Kenya following the disputed results of the 27 December 2007 Presidential election has been detrimental to its image and reputation.
Amy Harris
Civil-Military Relations in Afghanistan: Time for Radical Reform This article argues that substantial reform by NATO allies is needed now if the Alliance is ever going to be ready to hand over control of the currently unsecured provinces to Afghan national forces.
Kate Clouston