Daniel Darling

To observers of India's defense environment, the country's procurement process is a deeply bureaucratized labyrinth of incompetence and...

Some defense agreements make strategic sense from a long-term view, and some make sense from an immediate stop-gap perspective. Then there are others...

Sweden's governing class has taken a slow, ponderous route toward its present geopolitical reality. Prodded along on each step of its journey by a...

As the global nexus of power continues shifting from West to East, so too do intermingling pressures evoking the savage conflicts of the previous...

Sometimes it takes just a small step to leave a big imprint. For Sweden, the forward positioning of troops to the Baltic Sea island of Gotland marks...

As tensions between Russia and NATO continue to percolate along Europe's eastern periphery, another development has quietly emerged along the vast...

As it prepared to unveil its latest budget on May 12, the center-right Coalition government under the stewardship of Prime Minister Tony Abbott faced...

Almost one year after Swiss voters rejected a proposal to purchase 22 Swedish-built Gripen E combat aircraft to replace the Swiss Air Force's aging...

The news on April 21 that Poland had selected the Airbus Helicopters H225M Caracal as its preferred military utility helicopter platform came as a bit...

It is an idea that filters through European bureaucratic circles at regular intervals – one with a scant chance of coming to fruition. Yet the dream...