1,080 After a year of war, possible scenarios-Autor Gral.(ret) PhD. Stefan Danila “According to briefing notes that Milley shared with the Washington Post, the first and most fundamental problem facing Biden was how to ‘underwrite and enforce the rules-based international… Read More »After a year of war, possible scenarios
7,090 “SEA BLINDNESS” -Editorial Scientifically speaking, “Sea Blindness” is a meteorological phenomenon that occurs when water vapour in the sea evaporates from the sea and forms low clouds that reflect sunlight, blocking visibility of the horizon. This phenomenon can be… Read More »“SEA BLINDNESS”
787 Does Romania need a Maritime Policy and a Maritime Strategy?- Editorial Note:This editorial presents some of the issues addressed in a wide-ranging study by the Maritime Security Forum to be published in March. Maritime Policy, Maritime Strategy, Naval Policy… Read More »Does Romania need a Maritime Policy and a Maritime Strategy?
5,607 Analysis: Are missile ships still relevant in modern warfare? Author: PhD CONSTANTIN CIOROBEA Missile Carriers/ NPR – They provide a high hit-to-target effect, with acceptable construction and maintenance costs, through the use of anti-ship missiles. Launch of anti-ship missile… Read More »Are missile ships still relevant in modern warfare?
775 Do we need military science? – Editorial Lately we have been seeing an avalanche of military and military-political analysis of what will happen in the coming period in the war in Ukraine. Journalistic-level analyses, also carried out with the… Read More »Do we need military science?
726 War in Ukraine, how the nature of power is changing- Editorial At its core, war is about power – who has it, who doesn’t, and who can use it effectively. The war in Ukraine is no exception. But the… Read More »War in Ukraine, how the nature of power is changing
865 Maritime Romania- EDITORIAL For Romania, as a member of the EU and NATO, organisations with significant global interests, the importance of the maritime sector is undeniable. Maritime transport has been and will continue to be the “circulatory system” of… Read More »Maritime Romania
1,958 The problem of Arabat and Genichesk– Autor: Dr. Sorin LEARSCHI The occupation “administration” of the Herson region has begun construction of a new town on the Arabat limbo near Genichesk. According to Flot 2017, the so-called “governor” of the… Read More »The problem of Arabat and Genichesk
1,191 EDITORIAL -18 decembrie 2022 Energy, freedom of navigation and the China-Russia relationship Long triggered by Russia, the energy war has redrawn the route of energy supplies, especially after the invasion of Ukraine. In the global game, each country has… Read More »Energy, freedom of navigation and the China-Russia relationship
964 EDITORIAL -11 decembrie 2022 Winter militarization: Can Ukraine prevent Russia from regrouping as temperatures drop? There has been a large-scale Russian military invasion of Ukraine, involving some 130,000 troops, mainly from the 20th and 8th Armies combined. Paratroopers from… Read More »Winter militarization: Can Ukraine prevent Russia from regrouping as temperatures drop?
