China Defence and Security Report Q2 2012
China faced two potentially serious internal challenges to its stability in early 2012. A village uprising in Wukan, Guangdong, turned ...
China faced two potentially serious internal challenges to its stability in early 2012. A village uprising in Wukan, Guangdong, turned ...
Turkey continues to face security challenges both at home and abroad; a trend which looks set to persist throughout 2012. ...
Political turmoil, fragile security and tense relations with both Afghanistan and the United States meant that early 2012 was as ...
In an announcement that could have far-reaching implications for South East Asia’s strategic landscape, Defence Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro signalled in ...
As 2011 unfolded, the US defence industry became increasingly disturbed at the scope of spending cuts that could have a ...
Venezuela’s relationship with Russia under President Hugo Chávez’s regime again proved to be a fruitful one for the country’s defence ...
Mexico’s defence and security sector was teetering on the edge of a potential overhaul in late 2011, with the nature ...
Leftist parties did well in Colombia’s latest round of regional elections held in late-October 2011. These were the first polls ...
BMI estimates that Canada’s defence spending totaled US$20.89bn in 2010, or US$614 per capita. Overall, this was an 8.6% increase ...
France continues to maintain one of the world’s largest armed forces and the largest combined military service in Western Europe. ...