December 2, 2007

A Fistful Of Euros

The UK’s Toxic Discourse; Miliband and Euro-Defence

by Alex Harrowell

Richard Corbett MEP points to a bizarre feature of British debate on Europe; there is absolutely no certainty as to how anything will be reported or received. David Miliband recently gave a speech at the College of Europe in Bruges in which he stated that it was undesirable that the EU states’ deployable armed forces [...]

June 16, 2007

Europe and the world

The Sky, the Sea

by Alex Harrowell

Armscontrolwonk has a seriously unreported scoop about the great Czech radar kerfuffle. Namely, why is the US playing down the capabilities of the one element of the missile defence plan that actually works, and wouldn’t need anything as politically contentious as a new missile base? Defence geeks will already guess what we’re talking about, which [...]

December 23, 2004

Political issues

More on crime and (lenient) punishment

by Mrs Tilton

If you are interested in the issues raised by the case of Wolfgang Daschner (discussed in two earlier posts), you might wish to acquaint yourself with the similar case of Alexander Holmes.
I mentioned this case in comments to the earlier of those two posts. I also mentioned that you really ought to read it. Happily, [...]

September 10, 2003

The European Union

The European Military project at a cross-roads

by Scott Martens

There’s a good article in today’s Le Figaro (a conservative French national newspaper) about the recent summit on a European military project in Arcachon. It’s titled L’Europe militaire ? la crois?e des chemins, and it is pretty pessimistic about the whole project.
A l’actualit? d’une loi de programmation militaire tangible, g?n?raux, ing?nieurs, chefs d’entreprise, parlementaires [...]

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