Maritime Security Strategy of New Zealand was formally launched at a one-day symposium held at InterContinental, Wellington on Thursday, 17 June 2021. The symposium (New Zealand's Maritime Security: Interests, Challenges and Strategy) was organised by Centre for Strategic Studies Te Pokapū Take Rautaki Aotearoa, Victoria University of Wellington. Maritime Security Oversight Committee (MSOC) with Ministry … Continue reading New Zealand Maritime Security
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Regional interests can only work if……
Arwin Rahi argues in a recent post on The Diplomat that a multinational regional security force (MN-RSF) will not work in Afghanistan. Arwin goes on to discount all the neighbouring countries like Pakistan, Iran, and others purely on the basis of mirror-imaging assumptions. A suggested Bilateral Security Agreement hardly adds anything new to what already exists … Continue reading Regional interests can only work if……
Whither Nokia strategy?
Nokia recently announced its strategy and updates to its targets and outlook. The targets did not surprise me as a company like Nokia—in a transition face—has to come up with an emergent strategy periodically until the transit period end. Even as Nokia is on right track with its Windows Phone strategy it is still struggling … Continue reading Whither Nokia strategy?
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