Defence, diplomacy, crises, powers
(B2) Ukrainian President V. Zelensky was once again the star of this summit. All in a hurry to convince his interlocutors to support both Kyiv's membership in NATO and the EU
Read(B2) Bern finally opted for the American aircraft from Lockheed-Martin, the F-35A. The Swiss army will therefore not equip itself with the Rafale as France had hoped 36 combat planes Switzerland intends to acquire 36 combat planes
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(B2) The summer break was far from calm: explosion in the port of Beirut, events in Belarus, tensions in the eastern Mediterranean, coup in Mali. To the point of causing cascading meetings
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(B2 at NATO HQ) While the Turkish and Syrian crisis constituted the bulk of the meeting of NATO Defense Ministers meeting in Brussels on October 24 and 25, other subjects were
Read(B2) Recently published: Is a 'confidential defence' report subject to copyright. An apparently absurd, but very concrete question (blog) Operation Kipion: the reinforced presence of the Royal Navy in the Gulf.
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(B2) The Polish government on Wednesday (March 28) signed the purchase of the American Patriot (Wisła in Polish) missile defense system. A contract worth $4,75 billion, for Phase I (approximately 3,8
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(B2) Polish Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz repeated this on Saturday (January 16) while visiting American and Polish soldiers during an air defense exercise in Poland (*). “We are looking forward to having
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(B2) Two principles are the basis of the collective defense put in place by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). On the one hand, the solidarity clause (article 5) which provides that if a
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