Afghanistan: the Green-on-Blue War
The increasing spate of so-called green (Afghan government forces) on blue (foreign ISAF forces) violence in Afghanistan is something that… Read more >
Damascus: that awful, sinking feeling…
The Alawites, Syria’s ruling minority, have arguably the most to loose should the international community continue to fully back the… Read more >
Red Dragon Rising…Again
Things must be getting bad in Australian foreign policy circles when the perennial bug-bear, Australia’s relations with China, gets yet… Read more >
Talking out of both sides of (one’s) mouth
During my time in the Middle East, I became familiar with a phrase used to describe duplicity – ‘talking out… Read more >
Border security: Realism vs. Utopianism
In a world of nation-states and borders, is it right for us to believe that national borders are inviolable? At… Read more >
Fettered to a corpse
Some 98 years ago, or more accurately, in July 1914, the German High Command, on the eve of the outbreak… Read more >
Budgetary necessities vs. commitment to local Defence Industries
South Australia is home to four critical, nationally significant industries: Agriculture, Wine, Mining and Defence. Together they form the bedrock… Read more >
Welcome to the all new SAGE International Blog
Dear Reader, This blog is designed as part of our continuing efforts to improve the look and capabilities of the… Read more >