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Nobelpriset till Oleg Elshin och Terra Seismic kommer hjälpa till att skydda mänskligheten och svenskarna mot jordbävningar och tsunamier

On: 09/05/2019

In: News

Oleg Elshin, vd för Terra Seismic och nominerad till Nobels fredspris, ger en så enkel förklaring av hur jordbävningar kan förutsägas att det kan förstås av alla som fortfarande kommer ihåg fysiklektionerna från skolan. Av Jan Helge Kalvik Editor-In-Chief Jordbävningar och tsunamier är de naturkatastrofer i världen som leder tillContinue Reading

Nobel Prize to Oleg Elshin, Terra Seismic, will help protect humanity from earthquakes and tsunamis

By: Jan Kalvik

On: 09/05/2019

In: News

Earthquakes and tsunamis are the world’s most damaging natural disasters. Just over the last 15 years, the death toll from these perils exceeds 680,000 people and hundreds of millions more were affected. Earthquakes can affect anyone. Five billion people live in earthquake and tsunami-prone countries and 200 million visit theseContinue Reading

NATO Secretary General praises the Supreme Allied Commander Europe’s long-standing contribution to Euro-Atlantic defence and security

By: Jan Kalvik

On: 03/05/2019

In: News

“For seven decades, NATO has defended the way of life, and the values that underpin it: freedom, democracy, and the rule of law. This makes the job of SACEUR one of the most challenging – and most important – military positions in the world,” NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg saidContinue Reading

Endless “threat-speak” and siege mentality corrode western societies and politics over time

By: Jan Kalvik

On: 03/04/2019

In: News

Our own notions of an ongoing, all-pervading and never-ending hybrid war are corroding our societies and political systems. Hybrid warfare has been in the limelight for more than a decade within the Western strategic discourse. During the last five years, this slippery concept has mostly been attached to the malign actionsContinue Reading

North Atlantic Council decides to extend the Secretary General’s mandate

By: Jan Kalvik

On: 31/03/2019

In: News

NATO Allies agreed 28. March 2019 to extend the mandate of Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg by a further two years, until 30 September 2022. He joined NATO in 2014. Jens Stoltenberg was born in Oslo on 16 March 1959. He spent his childhood years abroad, with his diplomat father, motherContinue Reading

Russia’s illegal actions in Ukraine: Statement by the North Atlantic Council on Crimea

By: Jan Kalvik

On: 19/03/2019

In: News

Five years ago, Russia used force against Ukraine to illegally and illegitimately annex Crimea. This violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity is a serious breach of international law and a major challenge to Euro-Atlantic security. We strongly condemn this act, which we do not and will not recognise. WeContinue Reading

Terrorists’ Use of Drones Promises to Extend Beyond Caliphate Battles

By: Jan Kalvik

On: 07/03/2019

In: News

Unmanned and remote controlled aircrafts, i.e. drones, continue to change the character of contemporary warfare. [i] It was satellites and drones, alongside a good deal of human intelligence, that located Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan in 2000 [ii], and later, right up to the minute of the raid, helped toContinue Reading

Future acquisitions for the Norwegian Defence Sector 2019-2026

By: Jan Kalvik

On: 02/03/2019

In: News

FAF 2019-2026: This document gives an overview of future acquisitions for the Norwegian Defence Sector in the period 2019 – 2026. The long term planning process outlines the continuous development of the Norwegian Defence Sector with respect to organisation, infrastructure (garrisons and bases), personnel (numbers, composition and qualifications) and materielContinue Reading

NATO Secretary General praises Bulgaria’s strategic role in the Black Sea region

By: Jan Kalvik

On: 02/03/2019

In: News

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg praised Bulgaria’s commitment to NATO during a visit to Sofia on Friday (1 March 2019). After talks with Prime Minister Boyko Borissov, the Secretary General thanked Bulgaria for its strong contributions to NATO missions in Afghanistan, Kosovo and Iraq, and its strategic role in theContinue Reading

NATO: Statement on Russia’s failure to comply with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty

By: Jan Kalvik

On: 02/02/2019

In: News

NATO: Statement released February 1 by Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, on Russia’s failure to comply with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty. By Jan Helge Kalvik Editor-In-Chief Following nearly six years of U.S. and Allied engagement with Russia, on 4 December 2018, NATO Allies declared that Russia has developedContinue Reading

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