In Chad, Humanitarian Aid for Sudanese Refugees on the Brink of Collapse

Chad is facing a major humanitarian crisis with the massive influx of refugees fleeing the conflict in Sudan. This article analyzes the logistical, financial, and security challenges of humanitarian aid in a context where local resources are already under strain.

 

The Fluctuating Role of the Insular Pacific in Contemporary Grand Strategies

The insular Pacific, long neglected, is becoming an increasingly strategic issue for major powers. This article explores how geopolitical, economic, and environmental dynamics are redefining the importance of this region in global strategies.

 

The Transfer Paradox: Rethinking Global Imbalances

Technological and economic transfers between developed and developing countries create persistent imbalances. This article examines how these dynamics influence international relations and proposes avenues for more equitable cooperation.

 

France and Germany: Overcoming Differences to Strengthen European Sovereignty

Despite their differences on issues such as defense, energy, and industry, France and Germany must find common ground to strengthen Europe’s strategic autonomy. This article analyzes the obstacles and opportunities for enhanced cooperation between the two countries.

 

Toward Space Intelligence Accessible to All? The Case of Iran’s Spring Strikes

Iran’s spring 2026 strikes highlighted the importance of space intelligence in anticipating and analyzing conflicts. This article explores how access to these technologies could be democratized to strengthen collective security.

 

Canada Invests in New Armoured Combat Support Vehicles

Canada is investing in new armored combat support vehicles to modernize its military capabilities. This article examines the motivations behind this investment and its impact on the operational readiness of the Canadian Armed Forces.

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Why Canada Turned to Australia for Arctic Surveillance

Facing growing challenges in the Arctic, Canada is relying on cooperation with Australia to strengthen its Arctic surveillance. This article analyzes the reasons for this partnership and its implications for regional security.

 

Total War on Taipei: China Explores Elevating Cognitive Effects into Its Vision of Warfare

China is developing a cognitive warfare approach to integrate psychological and informational effects into its military strategy against Taiwan. This article explores the implications of this development for deterrence and regional defense.

 

Managed Disorder: The Hard Road to a Modest Peace with Russia After Ukraine

As the war in Ukraine continues, Europe must consider a scenario of modest peace with Russia. This article examines the political, economic, and security challenges of such a transition and the necessary conditions to achieve it.

 

Collimator – 07/24/26

This edition of Collimator provides an analysis of recent strategic news, focusing on military dynamics, international tensions, and technological developments in defense.

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