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European Security & Defence · 06/26

Opinion + Viewpoints

  • The British Failure to Confront Declining Naval Capability [David Saw]
  • Letter from London: Britain’s Defence Drift [John Neilson]
  • Quo Vadis, USA? Strategic Priorities of the US at 250 and Beyond [Sidney E. Dean]
  • Vienna Viewpoint: Space, Spies and Air Defence [Matthew Lang]
  • Viewpoint Bulgaria: Bulgaria After the Ballot – a New Spoiler? [William Glynn]
  • Budapest Viewpoint: Post-Orbán Central Europe and the Western Balkans [William Glynn]
  • The Kosovo Viewpoint: ‘The Kosovo Knot’: Sovereignty and Stalemate in 2026 Lincoln Gardner
  • Letter from Kyiv: The Balance Shifts? [Alex Horobets]
  • Viewpoint Montenegro: A Unique Position [Lincoln Gardner]
  • Viewpoint Romania: Romania: Instability on the Black Sea? [William Glynn]
  • At Sea: NATO Continues to Enhance its Standing Naval Forces to Build North Atlantic Deterrence [Dr Lee Willett]
Country Focus – France
  • An Interview with General Pierre Schill, Chief of Staff of the Army [Pierre Tran]
  • Procurement in France – An Interview with Alexandre Lahousse, Deputy Director of the Direction Générale de l’armement (DGA) [Pierre Tran]
  • ONERA – The French Aerospace Research Agency: An Interview with Emmanuel Chiva, Executive Chairman, ONERA [Pierre Tran]
  • A Conversation with Emmanuel Levacher, Président of GICAT [Pierre Tran]
  • ESD Interview: The Importance of EUROSATORY – Conversation with General (Ret.) Charles Beaudouin, President & CEO of COGES Events
  • The French Army Scorpion Programme – Preparing for High-Intensity Conflict [Jean François Auran]
  • Main Ground Combat System Programme – A French Perspective [Jean François Auran]

Armour

  • Wheeled Armoured Vehicle Families: Flexible Effectors for the Modern Battlefield [Sidney E. Dean]
  • Enhancing Tracked Vehicle Mobility [Tim Guest]
  • Remote Weapon Stations, Unmanned Turrets and Hybrids: State-of-the-Art Systems [Sidney E. Dean]
  • MGCS Progress Report [Alexey Tarasov]
  • Hybrid Power Gains Momentum [David Saw]
  • Main Battle Tank Transporter Requirements [Alexey Tarasov]
  • INKAS M1 MRAP – New Protected Mobility [David Saw]

Features

  • Autonomous Weapon Developments– War That Is Redefining the Rules [Alex Horobets]
  • Accelerating Compatibility: NATO At-Sea Activities Demonstrate Increased Crewed/Uncrewed Platform Integration [Dr Lee Willett]
  • Future Soldier Programmes: Systematically Preparing for the Battlefield of Tomorrow [Sidney E. Dean]
  • So Long SINCGARS – Resilient Battlefield Communications [Thomas Withington]
  • Shoulder-Launched Assault Munitions and LAW: an-Portable Firepower for Infantry []Sidney E. Dean]
  • The Revolution in Evolution – Developments at FN [David Saw]
  • Night Vision Advances [Sidney E. Dean]
  • Evolving Threats – Evolving European GBAD Initiatives [Tim Guest]
  • Zircon’s Legacy – Operations in EM and RF Contested Environments [Thomas Withington]
  • The State of the CBRN Respiratory Protection Market [Dan Kaszeta]
  • Dial 1-800 For Armageddon [Thomas Withington]

Air Operations

  • Survive and Thrive – Pakistan’s Multi-Domain Ops [Alan Warnes]

International Developments

  • Sub-surface Effect and Purpose [Dr Lee Willett]
  • The Pakistan Navy Commissions its First Hangor class Submarine – An Interview with Admiral Naveed Ashraf, Chief of The Naval Staff, Pakistan
  • Developments in Slovakia
  • IDEB 2026: Slovak Army Programmes [Martin Smisek]

Conference and Exhibition

  • Preview The Global Security and Innovation Summit (GSIS) –
  • Questions to Dimitrios Argirakos, Executive Chair of GSIS

World Watch

  • Japan Ground Self-Defence Force Budget Developments [Shinichi Kiyotani]

Business of Defence

  • France Seeks New Collaborative Solutions [Pierre Tran]
  • Czechoslovak Group Growth Continues

Voices From Industry

  • KNDS Track
  • ST Engineering

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