Paul Nolan

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After a few years as a contract serviceman, I graduated with a degree in business law, and worked in defence industry related groups. This has given me the opportunity to work closely on a number of export markets related topics. As a result, I feel a certain legitimacy to write on these subjects.

LNG: despite security challenges, Mozambique intends to play a role in Europe’s energy supply

The first shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) produced in Mozambique arrived at a regasification terminal in Croatia on January 23rd, 2023....

Artillery Back on the Map, and Lighter is Better

Artillery is increasing its punch and reducing its girth. For many decades, howitzers were considered the steamroller...

Sovereign European industries: the rightful place of state in strategic sectors

Technological capability is on the frontline in the battle for geopolitical power. European states are faced with the challenge of safeguarding their...

Intel: Greece seeks French military aircraft as Turkey renews gas exploration in eastern Mediterranean Read

Greece’s government is discussing plans to buy new military aircraft from France amid Turkey’s moves to explore...

Trump’s last chance to influence European defence spending

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Beware of mission-accomplished syndrome: Germany and European defence

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US to pull nearly 12,000 troops out of Germany

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Europe must take on its own defense responsibilities

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Defense: is going all-tech the cure for all woes?

As the professionalization and downsizing of armies has shown since the 1980s, bigger does not necessarily mean...

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