Defence
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Crossing the line
Since the Berlin Wall's fall, the need for fortified borders has been debated. Are watchtowers required for safety, or are leaders going too far? This article explores the global resurgence of border walls.
Past tense
Near the beach bars of a holiday hotspot, a stretch of no-man’s land is forever 1974. It marks the frontier policed by the UN’s longest-established peacekeeping force, where success is non-events.
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The Arab League takes steps to improve stability in the region and Germany ups its tank count.
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Sweden's mission to Mali, a missile test of loyalty for Turkey and an interview with Nato's cyber-defence chief.
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Russia makes military moves on the Arctic and we meet the Islamic adviser to the UK Ministry of Defence.
Think tank
Bringing together an explosive mix of military manufacturers and eager customers, the International Defence Exhibition is an all-action trade fair with an attentive audience.
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Nato's ballistic-missile defence installation in Romania and a cause for celebration for animal rights activists.
Boat of confidence
From gunslinging to ground coverage, these are the military innovations set to help keep the world’s borders in check.
Fighting the freeze
Monocle travelled to northern Norway for an exclusive insight into Cold Response, Nato's gruelling cold-weather military training exercise.
