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@Selbstdenker75 @cdr2012neu @watson_news Ich bin sicher, dass die Rechnung zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt präsentiert wird 😉
@cdr2012neu @watson_news Schauen wir Mal, wann die Masken aus Deutschland auch tatsächlich ankommen. In der Zwischenzeit verwenden wir die 10 Millionen abgelaufenen Schutzmasken aus dem Labor Spiez: https://www.vbs.admin.ch/de/home.detail.news.html/babs-internet/2020/20200323a.html
@cdr2012neu @watson_news Das Resultat scheint dasselbe zu sein.
Frankreich und Deutschland blockieren weiter Schutzmasken für die Schweiz - via @watson_news
Frankreich und Deutschland blockieren weiter Schutzmasken für die Schweiz
Die EU-Kommission hat die EU-Staaten angewiesen, Lieferungen von Schutzmaterial in die Schweiz nicht mehr zu blockieren. Doch in der Krise zählt das ...
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Tag Archives: Asia
A Summer of Reflection: Malaysia’s New Defense White Paper… and more…
by Paul Pryce. With degrees in political science from both sides of the pond, Paul Pryce has previously worked as Senior Research Fellow for the Atlantic Council of Canada’s Canadian Armed Forces program, as a Research Fellow for the OSCE … Continue reading
Proteste als Antwort auf die erodierenden Freiheitsrechte in Hongkong (Updated)
Go to the English version… Als ehemalige, am 1. Juli 1997 an die Volksrepublik China zurückgegebene, britische Kolonie unterscheidet sich Hongkong in vielfacher Weise von China. Im Rahmen des vom chinesischen Führers Deng Xiaoping formulierten verfassungsmässigen Prinzips “Ein Land, zwei … Continue reading
Protests as a response to the erosion of freedom in Hong Kong
Originally published in German… As a former British crown colony returned to the People’s Republic of China on July 1, 1997, Hong Kong differs in many ways from Mainland China. Based on Deng Xiaoping’s principle of “one country, two systems” … Continue reading
Additional EA-03 Arrive at Yishuntun
New satellite imagery acquired by DigitalGlobe shows that China has increased the deployment of Guizhou Aviation Industry Group (GAIG) EA-03 Xianglong high altitude long endurance (HALE) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to Yishuntun airbase in Jilin province. The platform, identified by … Continue reading
Chinese Tanks – Part 1: Operational History & Indigenous Development between 1931 and 1990
by Sébastien Roblin. He holds a Master’s Degree in Conflict Resolution from Georgetown University and served as a university instructor for the Peace Corps in China. He has also worked in education, editing, and refugee resettlement in France and the … Continue reading
New Zealand’s terrorist attack and the scars of the Global War on Terror
by Sandra Ivanov. She is from New Zealand with a postgraduate education in Peace and Conflict Studies. She was formerly a policy advisor in the New Zealand public service and now primarily works in the development sector. You can connect … Continue reading
Why Thailand’s Military Government Needs to Prepare for Climate Change
by Austin Michael Bodetti. He researches the intersection of Islam, culture, and politics in Africa and Asia. He visited Thailand in July 2015. In just four and a half years in power, Thailand’s military government has found itself facing a … Continue reading
Reimagining Defence Cooperation in the Bay of Bengal
by Paul Pryce. With degrees in political science from both sides of the pond, Paul Pryce has previously worked as Senior Research Fellow for the Atlantic Council of Canada’s Canadian Armed Forces program, as a Research Fellow for the OSCE … Continue reading
China’s Long-Range Bomber Flights Pose New Threat to Regional Powers and U.S.
by Darien Cavanaugh. He is writing on politics, foreign policy, global conflict, and weapons platforms has been published at War is Boring, offiziere.ch, The National Interest, Real Clear Defense, Yahoo! News, The Week, Global Comment, and the Center for Securities … Continue reading
A Suppressed Voice: The Continuing Conflict in West Papua
by Sandra Ivanov. Sandra Ivanov is from New Zealand with a postgraduate education in Peace and Conflict Studies. She was formerly a policy advisor in the New Zealand public service and now primarily works in the development sector. You can … Continue reading
