Cracking Defence
Matthew PalmerDefence and Security, mostly (but not always) from a UK perspective.
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European Spacepower, Elitist Defence Experts, and Arctic Security
While I mostly write on this Substack, I do also provide words for other publications on a variety of defence topics. Recently, I’ve had a few articles and papers published elsewhere which would probably be of interest to my Substack audien...
Propaganda is awesome
I have a few pieces outstanding, not least my follow-up article from Kyiv on the Ukrainian Cultural Forces. However, I recently got side-tracked by deep-diving into collections of old propaganda posters, and for fun thought I’d share some o...
In Kyiv
N.B. - I’m not Ukrainian, and this was one snapshot of Kyiv. Once you’ve read it please do go also have a look at some of the many excellent Ukrainian writers online – Margo Gontar and Anastasiia Lapatina are two that are active on Substack...
Does the UK Need a Home Guard?
In recent years there has been an upswell of chatter about the UK establishing a new form of reserve defence organisation, separate from the volunteer military reserve. This chatter was given new momentum when it was actively recommended by...
The Arabian Gulf at War
Last week, I had a conversation with a taxi driver in Dubai, who proudly stated that in a mad, turbulent world, the Emirate would prosper due to its safety and openness to business. A few days later Dubai found itself hit by Iranian missile...
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\ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde7 Former soldier. Accidental defence journalist. Fellow at the Council on Geostrategy and RNSSC. Thoughts & feelings on defence and other things. Not always serious. Views my own.
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