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thursday, 14 june 2018 about | contribute for publication | feedback & comments | contact up-to-the-minute perspectives on defence, security and peace issues from and for policy makers and opinion leaders. home defence industry military ops analysis defence news reviews interviews in memoriam | view our twitter page at twitter.com/defenceredbox | enable javascript of follow us on twitter.com/defenceredbox russia's war myth review of carleton, g. russia: the story of war. london: the belknap press of harvard university, 2017 by professor andrew monaghan, in russia: the story of war, gregory carleton, professor of russian studies and chair of the department of international literary and cultural studies at tufts university, presents what he calls russia's war myth, illuminating the common stock of assumptions and consistent vocabulary that underpin it. this is myth as sacred tale, central to russian national identity and a frame of reference based on archetypal sets of causality, character types, scenarios and outcomes on which russia's past is structured. in so doing, he depicts the duality of russia's image: to many outsiders, it is an insatiably aggressive country, but to many russians it is a country that is a defender, protector, even saviour, fighting one invader after the next. the distance between these different interpretations is unbridgeable, he suggests, even though they come from the same events and actions. read more... add new comment wednesday, 13 june 2018 20:37 iran's revolutionary guard and the leadership's strategic mistakes iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei's revolutionary guard are spearheading an attempted regional takeover in the troubled arab world, focusing on syria, writes jonathan paris. because the obama administration was fixated on securing the 2015 nuclear deal, they gave a green light to iran to do all sorts of things in the region. and this took place in 2013-15, when the syrian rebels were at their peak and iran's ally, syrian president bashar al-assad, was near his end. it was looking very grim for the syrian regime, but they were able to call on iran to backstop them. general qassem soleimani (qassem), the head of the al quds division of the islamic revolutionary guard corps (irgc), persuaded putin in 2015 that getting russia involved in syria was a great opportunity to save bashar. putin for reasons of his own did that. read more... add new comment wednesday, 16 may 2018 18:25 the old guard passes : may 2018 we mark the passing of those who have served this country. contributions from comrades and families welcome read more... add new comment monday, 07 may 2018 11:19 reflections on abraham lincoln and american destiny in a divided world dr. jeremy black, professor of history at exeter university, has a thought provoking article on the foreign policy research institute website entitled "abraham lincoln and american destiny in a divided world". https://www.fpri.org/article/2018/02/american-destiny-divided-world/ with the greatest respect, i would like to comment on three points he made, writes joseph e fallon, u k defence forum research associate read more... add new comment saturday, 05 may 2018 20:45 "listen closely and you can hear the national socialist train coming": the rise and rise of germany's far-right party, the alternative for germany re-introducing compulsory military service, 'restoring' germany's military capabilities, toughening up 'soft' soldiers, setting up a german border police force and deleting the un's 'enemy states' clause: these are all policies from germany's fastest growing party, the far-right populist alternative for germany (afd), which is celebrating its fifth birthday this month, writes penny bochum. formed in response to the eurozone crisis, the party was officially established in april 2013 at an inauguration meeting in berlin.the afd's short life has been dramatic. it is a party riven with internal contradictions, in-fighting and factionalism. nevertheless, it has achieved stunning electoral success. it only just came under the "5% hurdle" political parties have to jump in order to win seats in the bundestag in the same year as it was formed, won 7.1% in the 2014 european parliament elections and then gained seats in ten states in regional elections in subsequent years. read more... add new comment monday, 23 april 2018 10:28 the holocaust in public memory the holocaust was the moral death of europe, one with which it has since struggled to cope, writes professor jeremy black to mark yom hashoah, holocaust remembrance day on 12th april 2018 (and the anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising). a continent whose leaders saw themselves as at the cutting-edge of history, and as destined to rule over much of the world, was horribly compromised for it was not only germany (very much including austria) that was responsible but also the many that actively co-operated. this row of infamy spanned europe, from the authorities to france to the government of romania. just as many brave and worthy individuals risked much trying to thwart the holocaust, so all too many were culpable, whether directly involved or by not doing what they could and should have done to oppose, limit or condemn the process. the excuses were to be many, as the catholic hierarchy exemplified, but the reality as passing along on the other side of the road, if not, in some cases, crossing it to co-operate. read more... add new comment wednesday, 11 april 2018 20:02 the old guard passes : april 2018 we mark the recent passing of those who have served this country. contributions from comrades and families welcome read more... add new comment tuesday, 10 april 2018 10:41 shotgun uschi's rocky road : german defence policy in the new coalition "broken helicopters, panzer tanks without parts, and submarines which lie on the land like dead whales." that was the frankfurter allgemeine's blistering comment on the state of german military equipment, following the annual report from the parliamentary commissioner for the armed forces in february. the report found that there is 'equipment misery' in every part of the armed force, writes penny bochum. this report, and the reaction to it in the german press, illustrates a conflict at the heart of german defence policy. there is an acceptance in government that germany's status as a leading european power means that it has to take a more prominent role on the world stage, especially against the backdrop of changing world security needs highlighted by trump, brexit and putin. however, greater military involvement and an increase in defence spending is not accepted either by the german public or by many members of the german parliament. this conflict is seen in the agreement made by angela merkel's new coalition government with the spd. following the election in september 2017, merkel's cdu and the spd both lost seats. however, merkel's failure to negotiate a 'traffic light' coalition with the fdp and greens meant that she had to go back to the spd, which, despite a historically low vote, now has major influence as part of the new coalition government. read more... comments (1) wednesday, 04 april 2018 15:36 china's assertiveness in the paracel and spratly islands: a sign of weakness, not strength the paracel and spratly islands, two obscure archipelagos in the south china sea with little arable land and no indigenous population, consist of coral islands, reefs, and shoals, many of which are barely above sea level -- the highest points of land are 46 feet and 13 feet respectively. we first reported on them in 1998 as "conflict in the south china sea"â http://www.ukdf.org.uk/assets/downloads/rs8.htm â u.k. defence forum research associate joseph e fallon has returned to and updated the story of how they are at the centre of international disputes between china and six of her neighbours: vietnam, taiwan, malaysia, brunei, indonesia, and the philippines reject china's claim o

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