

UK-France Helicopter Initiative: ‘De-institutionalised’ Co-operation between NATO and the EU?
When President Nicolas Sarkozy traveled to London on a recent state visit, everyone from Downing Street to Windsor was captivated by Dior-clad Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, his chanteuse-supermodel wife.
A Glimpse of Clarity in China’s Military Modernisation
The annual Pentagon report is now an integral part of the ‘China threat’ debate and has evolved to become both the comprehensive lexicon of the Chinese military order of battle and a benchmark for the analysis of the PLA.
Xinjiang: A Two-Pronged Threat to China’s Internal Stability
When discussing major non-traditional security threats to China’s stability, many analysts cite unrest in Tibet, Taiwan, or the potential collapse of North Korea as Beijing’s most pressing concerns.
The International Criminal Court and Africa
In July 2008, International Criminal Court (ICC) announced an ICC indictment against Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir.
Russia’s New Great Game in Oil-Rich States
Employing strategies redolent of a new Great Game, Russia has stepped up its diplomatic and trade activities in the Middle East and North Africa.