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Transnational threats and violent social movements in the Caribbean
This article first appeared in BUCSIS . ISIL has recruits from over 100 countries. Large numbers from Belgium and France but proportionately it also has a significant number from the Caribbean – specifically Trinidad and T
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BAE Systems and SAIC downselected for Marine Corps' Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV)
BAE's ACV 1.1 offering was selected by the Marine Corps for the EMD phase (Photo: BAE Systems)
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SDSR 2015: An overview of the key points
The debate about what will be in the UK’s 2015 Strategic Defence and Security (SDSR) review is over. It started before the ink was dry on the
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Does the hybrid terrorism seen in Paris herald the dawn of a new phase of warfare?
The existing structure of law enforcement and prevailing views of terrorism are officially antiquated. Decentralisation, destabilisation and insurgent methodology using mixed techniques in multiple sites, simultaneously are the hallmarks of the new wave of terrorism Europe is grappling
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The story of ISIS against the west: Nodes, Net centric warfare and dinosaur hunters
Consider a group of cavemen leaving the cave to go hunting a dinosaur. The dinosaur is bigger, stronger and faster. Death is certain for the cavemen and yet with spears and rocks the dinosaur is felled – the team splitting into three groups and surrounding the dinosaur without a
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Closing the border to refugees does not guarantee security in Europe
In the aftermath of the November 13 attacks in Paris, one is left to wonder if these incidents, happening as they did in the midst of the worst humanitarian crisis of the century, were by accident or design. Millions of refugees have been fleeing the Middle East and North Africa h
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Survey: Your thoughts on additive manufacturing in the Defence & Aerospace sector
We are currently conducting some research exploring the current use and future applications for additive manufacturing (AM) processes in the defence and aerospace sector.<
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Advanced cyber training with Anthony Bargar, Sypris Electronics
In this interview, Anthony Bargar,Cyber Security Specialist at US-based Sypris Electronics, discusses the best ways to upskill cyber teams and detailing the current demand for cyber security solutions. He also explains the evolving nature of cyber threats facin
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The Hacking Team fallout: Who can governments really trust?
In July 2015, Hacking Team (HT), a well-known cyber surveillance firm, was itself the victim of a cyber attack, losing over 400GB of confidential data that included source code, internal documents and sensitive emails. Found among the data – which was subsequently dumped online f
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Investment Outlook for the Armoured Vehicle Market Through 2026
This feature seeks to provide a long-term outlook for global armoured vehicle production, highlighting in particular where potential investors in the protected mobility industry should be looking, in order to secure the highest possible return. Several major defence primes across Europ
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Typhoon enters next phase of development
Eurofighter has revealed that the integration of multiple new systems and capabilities onto their Typhoon fighter jet is now ‘well advanced’ and ‘delivering promising results’, with customers having recently tested the aircraft’s latest software suite in a
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Video: Exclusive coverage of the International Armoured Vehicles 2015 event
Every year the International Armoured Vehicles event brings together military practitioners, acquisition staffers, key decision makers, programme managers, technical experts, industrial suppliers and strategic leaders in the armoured vehicle domain to discuss capabilities and explore f
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Video: Interview with Lt Gen (Rtd) Sir Gary Coward on emerging armoured vehicle trends
Lt Gen (Rtd) Sir Gary Coward KBE CB, returned to chair the International Armoured Vehicles conference in London in 2015. In this exclusive interview with Defence IQ , he reflects on the most interesting discussions emerging in the conference room and the key trends this market has seen
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Saab wins $1.27 billion deal to enhance UAE airborne surveillance
UAE Major General Abdullah Al Hashimi (left) shakes hands with Saab Group Presid
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Infographic: Armoured Vehicle Market Trends, 2016-2026
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Saab still chasing India with Gripen, anticipates EW variant
Saab believes India could still be a cust
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Norwegian OPVs to receive advanced navigation systems
This November, Norwegian Navy’s Nordkapp-class offshore patrol boats are to be fitted with the SIGMA 40 laser-gyro navigation systems, developed and manufactured by France-based Sagem. The standalone system is designed to guarantee high-precision navigation ev
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Investing in cyber research and skills an "urgent priority", says Baroness Neville-Jones
Rt Hon Baroness Neville-Jones DCMG served as Minister of State for Security and Counter Terrorism at the British Home Office and on the National Security Council until standing down to become Special Government Representative to Business for Cyber Security. She was Prime Minister David Cam
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Interviewing the experts on the future of UAS training and simulation
In this feature, Lt Col Mark “Cliff” Andrews, Chief, AGS Operations Branch at NATO SHAPE, explains the importance of working with key allies in the area of UAS training and simulation and highlights the benefits of pooling resources. Concurrently, Lt Col Roland Runge, Chief
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ISR and AEW Aircraft Global Market Report: 2015-2016
The global market for airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) systems is projected to grow at a CAGR of 3.2% between 2013 and 2023, despite shrinking military budgets - airborne ISR represents the eyes and ears of modern defence forces, and major U.S. projects such
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