Discussing authentic leadership it is argued Army’s attitude to authenticity presents a clear and present risk to attracting and retaining today’s talent in our institution. Do you agree?
… Fiji and Russia Summary Fiji was ruled by the British Empire … in 2006, Fiji’s foreign policy was closely aligned with Australia … was defeated by Sitiveni Rabuka's People's Alliance party …
Book Review: On Grand Strategy by John Lewis Gaddis
… he teaches courses on the Cold War, grand strategy, biography, … Carl von Clausewitz explains war has a grammar, but not a … that the operational level of war blocks the grammar of tactics …
… However, nothing good stays that way without being nurtured, and … means being self-critical and forward-thinking about our approach … and situations; we lean into vulnerability when it’s necessary to do …
… only 6,000 square kilometres of water within. Its thickly forested … land area was classified as arable. However, the forested land … Laos - The Legend River of Land-Blocked Country Lowy Institute: …
… the enemy.' – A. Chakovskly, 'The Blockade' The Combat Training … An example of this approach was the short-lived US Army … like exercises that compare favourably with the assessed historical …
Rat Catcher vs Regulators – The Risk of an Overregulated Defence Force
… the very traits that win wars – adaptability, initiative, … ensures we’re ready for the next war, not just compliant with the … regulation slows response, blocks innovation, and increases …
… rate. In 2014, the poverty rate was 13.5%, meaning that … by 2030. As a result of the civil war and grave food shortages in … pandemic, leaving many vulnerable to poverty and gender …
… in recent years and in 2023 was the fastest growing major … which are: revitalisation of railway stations, a carbon credit … the United States, the United Arab Emirates, and the Netherlands. …
