Diffusion is happening in an uneven manner, with powerful state and non-state actors vice militarily (where U.S. still dominates).
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FRONTLINE DEFENCE 2016: ISSUE 6
The year 2016 started out with great promise. First, we had a new and invigorated government...
Industry and government representatives from around the world gathered to learn about new naval technologies and concepts.
Peacekeeping is one of the most visible and ostensibly celebrated United Nations activities, but the nature and scope has evolved significantly since 1948.
After two decades of military cuts and reductions, Germany has decided that a rebound in defence spending is in order.
Canadian soldiers participating in Op Nanook consider the lessons learned.
A look at the new peace support mission realities as the government considers its UN obligations.
For a procurement to be legal, it must comply with both the Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT) and the Government’s Contract Regulations (GCR).
With a critical role in humanitarian efforts and foreign installations, heavy equipment fleets are put to the test.
A new tactical requirement to patrol and protect maritime trade routes has created a resurgence of vessel boardings and searches.
Canadian Signal Officer talks about the Army as an equal opportunity employer.
Russia is in the process of expanding and modernizing its national military aviation fleet (manned and unmanned) by 2020.
