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Pages I to 5| Front Matter

Pages 1 to 1| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 7 to 9| Foreword | Nicolas Vaujour

Pages 10 to 17| Marine Nationale: Why 400 Years? | Clément Clouet

Pages 18 to 24| The HR Challenges of the Marine Nationale in the Light of its 400-Year History | Franck Auffret

Pages 25 to 34| Monitoring and Protecting the EEZ: the French Navy and the Return of Maritime Conflict | Alexandre Lamour

Pages 35 to 44| Naval Logistics and High Intensity: Will Logistics be There on the Day? | Loïc Le Pennec

Pages 45 to 49| The Seven Lives of the Aircraft Carrier | Thibault Lavernhe

Pages 50 to 54| Sea Lanes and Fibre Optics, the Achilles Tendons of Globalisation | Alain Oudot de Dainville

Pages 55 to 62| The Law of Armed Conflict at Sea and New Naval Warfare: an Opportunity or a Hiatus? | Jean-Emmanuel Perrin

Pages 63 to 70| The Structural Difficulties of US Naval Programmes and the Challenges of Renewing the Fleet | Joël Lévêque

Pages 73 to 79| Four Years of War in Ukraine: Strategic Lessons from a High-Intensity Conflict? | Ulrich Bounat

Pages 80 to 89| Belgian Forces: Some Improvement in Sight^(2/2) | André Dumoulin

Pages 90 to 105| Hypervelocity, Interceptions, Walls of Drones and Simulation | Thierry Berthier, Éloïse Berthier, Gérard de Boisboissel, Jean-Marc Vigilant

Pages 106 to 113| The Strategic Vision of the Trump Administration—National Defense Strategy and National Security Strategy of the United States | Benoît d’Aboville

Pages 114 to 117| Military History—Defence of the Homeland—1^st Part: Before 1914 | Claude Franc

Pages 118 to 124| Latin America—Political Turn-Round Under Donald Trump’s Influence | Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 125 to 128| Southern Europe—The Trump Factor—but Until When? | Institut FMES

Pages 129 to 130| Amiral Nicolas Vaujour, Les guerres des mers : La Marine française au cœur des nouveaux enjeux du monde, Éditions Tallandier, 2026, 240 pages | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 130 to 132| Michaël Levystone, Géopolitique de l’Eurasie – Le « Pivot oriental » de la Russie : gage de puissance ou échappatoire ?, Le Cavalier Bleu, 2025, 212 pages | Eugène Berg

Pages 133 to 136| Back Matter

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Pages I to 7| Front Matter

Pages 1 to 1| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 9 to 15| Deciding and Commanding Under Pressure — Politico-Military Decision Making and C2 in the Face of Contemporary Conflict and Technological Change | Tsiporah Fried

Pages 16 to 22| Politico-Military Decision Making and NATO’s Chain of Command: Balancing Political Sturdiness with Technological Change | Pierre Vandier, Tsiporah Fried

Pages 23 to 28| Command, Speed and Aerospace Superiority in the Era of High-Intensity Conflict | Jérôme Bellanger, Tsiporah Fried

Pages 29 to 34| C2 and Decision Making Processes | Bertrand Toujouse

Pages 35 to 38| Command: Central to the Strategic Moment | Tsiporah Fried

Pages 39 to 44| Command and Control in the Multi-Domain Era: Balancing Allied Effectiveness, Digital Sovereignty and Operational Flexibility | Bruno De San Nicolas

Pages 45 to 57| On Political-Military Decision-Making, Leadership, And the Pressures Shaping American Strategy | John P. Walters, Tsiporah Fried

Pages 58 to 61| Don’t Subordinate Central Command Into A Single International Command | Dov S. Zakheim

Pages 62 to 70| October 7, Not an Overnight Accident | Itai Brun, Michal Roitman

Pages 71 to 84| Strategic Decision Making in Uncertainty | Tsiporah Fried

Pages 87 to 92| The Paris Defence and Strategy Forum—Not to be Missed | Bertrand Dumoulin

Pages 93 to 102| The New Geo-Economy of Energy: From Efficiency to Resilience | Julien Mathonniere

Pages 103 to 108| Prisoners of War in Contemporary Conflicts | Antoine Blanchard

Pages 109 to 115| Belgian Forces: Some Improvement in Sight^(1/2) | André Dumoulin

Pages 116 to 126| Manned Aviation—Tradition and the 6^th Generation | Guillaume François

Pages 127 to 131| Military History - The Short Politico-Military Decision Making Cycle for Commitment of French Military Assets | Claude Franc

Pages 132 to 132| Lukas Aubin, Géopolitique de la Russie (2^e édition), La Découverte, 2025, 194 pages | Eugène Berg

Pages 133 to 137| Back Matter

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Pages 1 to 3| Editorial

Pages 4 to 6| Front Matter

Pages 9 to 10| Introduction | Sébastien-Yves Laurent

Pages 12 to 22| Artificial Intelligence and Strategic Decision: The Illusion of Certainty | Emmanuel Bégué

Pages 23 to 31| The Need for Information: Symptoms and Remedies | Philippe Capet

Pages 32 to 39| Defending Knowledge in the Era of Hybrid Intelligence: The SPREADS Project and the Hypothesis of Total Cognitive War | Cléo Collomb

Pages 40 to 44| Research, Training and Innovation: The Strategy of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris on the Challenges Posed by AI | Vincent Rapp, Thierry Coulhon

Pages 45 to 51| Mastering Information Space in the AI Era | Bruno Courtois, Louise Monjo

Pages 52 to 56| Confidence in Artificial Intelligence as Digitalisation is Redefined | Laurent Simon

Pages 57 to 64| From Massification to Individualisation: How AI Promises to Transform Cognitive Warfare. The Case of GoLaxy | Côme Allard, Thomas Delorme

Pages 65 to 73| Computing Power: The United States Dominates, China is Catching Up and Europe Hesitates | Hugo Dobbelaere

Pages 74 to 82| Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Rating Written Information: Experts’ Standards, Current Approaches, Technical Challenges | Benjamin Icard

Pages 83 to 90| The Place of AI in the Information War | Pascal Martin

Pages 93 to 99| Artificial Intelligence in ISR: The Ethical Stakes and Perspectives for Canada in the Face of Hybrid Threats | Pierre Schallum

Pages 100 to 107| The Toxic Alert: When Informational Vigilance Backfires | Guillaume Sancey

Pages 108 to 120| Autonomy of Armed Robots | Gérard de Boisboissel, Eliott Le Gall

Pages 121 to 125| Military History—Marshal de Turenne and the Art of War | Claude Franc

Pages 126 to 131| Latin America—Challenges, Threats and Perspectives in 2026 | Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 132 to 132| Dominique Bourg and Jean-Vincent Holeindre, Guerre et climat, Frémeaux et Associés, 2025, 145 pages | Eugène Berg

Pages 133 to 137| Back Matter

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Pages I to 4| Front Matter

Pages 1 to 1| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 7 to 9| The Dayton Accords—Origins, Perspectives and Lessons Learned: From the Past to the Present | Guy Vinet

Pages 10 to 15| The Path to the Dayton Accords—Interview with a French Diplomat at the Centre of the Action | Henry Jacolin

Pages 16 to 21| Escalation—Towards the Dayton Accords | Hervé Gobilliard

Pages 22 to 28| The Dayton Accords… Thirty Years of Pax Americana in Post-Soviet Europe? | Jean-René Bachelet

Pages 29 to 35| Setting in Place the Military Aspects of the Dayton Accords in Sarajevo (December 1995 to June 1996) | Louis Zeller

Pages 36 to 41| The Decisive Role of Air Power in Arriving at the Dayton Accords: from Deny Flight to Deliberate Force | Frédéric Chiffot

Pages 42 to 48| The Dayton Accords (1-21 November 1995) or the Unfinished Peace | Jacques Blot

Pages 51 to 56| The Challenges of the West, Europe and France in the Face of Chaos, Conflict and War | Stéphane Rozès

Pages 57 to 59| France, as Seen from Afar | Hélène Conway-Mouret

Pages 60 to 63| Cooperation between Independence and Interdependence: A Complex Exercise | Matteo Ainardi

Pages 64 to 68| PMCs: Complementing Traditional Armed Forces—Risks for Sovereignty and Democratic Control | Arnaud Cazalaa, Frédéric Dumas

Pages 69 to 80| Digital Independence: A French Impossibility? | Pierre Desmarais

Pages 81 to 83| Modelling Military Decisions in the Era of Mass Data | Jean Langlois-Berthelot, Marc-Olivier Boisset, Julie Achmirowicz

Pages 84 to 91| Analysis of the Strategic, Operational and Capability Dynamics of Cyberspace: Creating an Initial Theoretical Framework | François Massardier, Pierre-Nicolas Nabet

Pages 92 to 99| The Medium Tank: Proposal for a French Approach | Guillaume François

Pages 100 to 106| Defence Industry and the DGA: from Quality Assurance to Industrial Performance—From Conformity to Efficiency | Jérôme Lemaire, Benjamin Gailly

Pages 107 to 112| The Path of the Unconscious: History of a Forgotten Innovation | Serge Kurschat

Pages 113 to 117| Military History—French Forces in Germany—Part 3: From the Algerian War to the Lagarde Reform (1955-1977)

Pages 118 to 123| Latin America—Bolivia: The End of Isolation? | Pascal Drouhaud, David Biroste

Pages 124 to 127| Southern Europe—Cracks Appearing Everywhere!

Pages 128 to 130| Michael Lucken, Les Occupants, Les Américains au Japon après la Seconde Guerre mondiale, La Découverte, 2025, 334 pages | Jean Esmein

Pages 130 to 132| Sönke Neitzel, Die Bundeswehr. Von der Wiederbe-waffnung bis zur Zeitenwende, C.H. Beck, Munich, 2025, 128 pages | Jean-Daniel Fischer

Pages 133 to 137| Back Matter

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Pages 1 to 8| Front Matter

Pages 9 to 14| Preface | Thibault Haudos de Possesse

Pages 17 to 29| Everything Is Political: Transcending the Idea of the Decisive Battle | Patrick Bryant

Pages 31 to 45| The Public Role of Former Military Personnel: In Service of National Resilience! | Arnaud Bouilland

Pages 47 to 58| Operation Sagittaire in Sudan (April 22–28, 2023): Analysis of a French Strategic Success | Sébastien Botheron

Pages 59 to 73| The Consubstantiality of National Cohesion and Military Effectiveness | Erwan Marçais

Pages 74 to 86| What Are We Fighting For? French Society and the Challenges of Democracy | Olivia Poupot

Pages 89 to 100| Powers Without Borders: Avoiding Defeat Without Being Invaded | Hervé Mermod

Pages 101 to 114| The Privateer Spirit: an Inspiring Model for Addressing Contemporary Challenges | Emmanuel Mocard

Pages 115 to 126| Bridging the Conventional Deterrence Gap: A Littoral Solution for France | Timothy Gallagher

Pages 127 to 139| The Deep Sea: A Strategic Challenge for France and Its Allies | Steven Brun

Pages 140 to 154| Europe’s Defense Space Needs to Ignite Its Boosters | Marc D’Oria

Pages 155 to 169| The Future of Military Airmobile Capabilities: Between the Swan Song and the Black Swan of the Future Battlefield | Étienne Krier

Pages 170 to 183| An Unprecedented Opportunity to Build a More Sovereign and Resilient Air Mobility, Adapted to the Commitments of Tomorrow | Anne-Laure Michel

Pages 187 to 200| Homo Deus and Transhumanism: A Mirage of Domesticated Violence, a New Source of Conflict | Sébastien Cabaj

Pages 201 to 213| The Contribution of Cognitive Science to the Augmented Soldier | Claire Clément

Pages 215 to 227| A Plea for a French Strategic Vision on Cyber | Charles De Monicault

Pages 229 to 241| Challenges for France and Its Armed Forces in the Second Quantum Revolution | Eymeric Donnet

Pages 243 to 255| Are We Ready for the Development of Artificial Intelligence? | Jean-Christophe Le Neindre

Pages 257 to 269| The Militarization of the Bio-revolution: A Defense and Security Challenge | Paul Merveilleux du Vignaux

Pages 270 to 285| Distributed Power: A Revolution in the Conduct of Warfare? | Olivier Roussille

Pages 289 to 300| Toward 5% of GDP in Defense Spending for France’s and Europe’s Strategic Autonomy | Claire Penchenat

Pages 301 to 313| The Joint Logistics Department in the Face of the Return of War | Alexandre Coyo

Pages 315 to 326| Budgetary Simplification and Subsidiarity in the Armed Forces: Fifty Years After the Tricot Report | Romain Tréguer

Pages 327 to 336| Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the French Navy | Jean-Michel Pimbert

Pages 337 to 348| Adapting Military Training to Respond to the Challenges of the Twenty-first Century | Christophe Le Coz

Pages 351 to 362| Defense Prospects Stemming from the 2025 Summit between the United Kingdom and France: A Maritime Perspective | Nicholas Stone

Pages 363 to 374| The Economic Community of West African States and the Alliance of Sahel States in the Face of Collective Security Challenges | Mbaye Gueye

Pages 375 to 384| The Mattei Plan, or Italy’s Strategy in the Broader Mediterranean, with a Particular Focus on Africa | Matteo Epifani

Pages 385 to 396| Qatari-French Military Diplomatic Relations | Mishaal Alnaimi

Pages 397 to 407| The Tradition of the Bundeswehr: A Key Concept for Understanding the German Armed Forces | Heiko Bohnsack

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Pages I to 4| Front Matter

Pages 1 to 1| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 7 to 9| The Charter of Paris: Excessive Ambition and Dashed Hopes for the Security of Europe | Guy Vinet

Pages 10 to 23| 35 Years Later: A Manual for Survival | Pierre Morel

Pages 24 to 31| The Charter of Paris: it is not The End of History | Thomas Greminger

Pages 32 to 40| The Charter of Paris, the Lost Path to a New Europe | Marc Perrin de Brichambaut

Pages 41 to 46| The November 1990 Paris Summit | Nicolas Badalassi

Pages 49 to 56| Entering a New Era: Adapting the Principles of War? | Christophe Bizien

Pages 57 to 63| Lawfare, or the New Place of the Law in Armed Conflicts | Alexandre Rogliano

Pages 64 to 72| Human Resources at the Heart of Naval Combat | Franck Auffret

Pages 73 to 79| Waging War with a Low-Orbit 5G Constellation? | Camille Girard

Pages 80 to 87| Always Fight, Never Give Up | Édouard Lanquetot, Jacques de Montigny

Pages 88 to 96| The Defence Attaché, a Vital Player in French Defence Policy | Olivier Passot

Pages 99 to 104| Water—the Strategic Front Line: A Call for a Power-Driven Water Policy | Jean Langlois-Berthelot, Christophe Gaie

Pages 105 to 108| ‘General Climate Protection Regulations’ as an Instrument of European Power: A Strategic Reading | Jean Langlois-Berthelot, Christophe Gaie

Pages 109 to 119| General Beaufre—Leading Light of Military Thought, as Relevant as Ever | Claude Franc

Pages 120 to 120| ‘Le Cadet’ has Gone to the Heaven for Inspired Pamphleteers - Homage to Jean-Philippe Immarigeon | Jean Dufourcq

Pages 121 to 124| Military History | Claude Franc

Pages 125 to 130| Latin America | Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 131 to 132| Hubert Védrine (ed.), Grands diplomates, Les maîtres des relations internationales de Mazarin à nos jours, Perrin, 2024, 412 pages | Eugène Berg

Pages 133 to 136| Back Matter

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Pages 2 to 4| Front Matter

Pages 1 to 1| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 5 to 10| European Defence—Caught Between the Desire for Strategic Assertion and Political Abdication | Louis Gautier

Pages 13 to 14| Introduction | Marc Boget

Pages 15 to 20| When the Sluice Gates Open: Cyber Attacks and Submersion of Caribbean Islands | Kristel M. De Nobrega, Anne-Françoise Rutkowski, Paul C. van Fenema

Pages 21 to 26| How a Terrorist Organisation Used Digital Technology to Sow Terror | Christine Dugoin-Clément, Michael Dinger, Julie T. Wade

Pages 27 to 32| Remote Carriers in Collaborative Combat: Linking Situational Awareness with Full Technological Awareness | Juliette Frédy, Cécile Godé, Philippe Lépinard

Pages 33 to 37| Israeli Cyber-Attacks Against Hezbollah in 2024: Strategic Implications for the Parallel State | Mohamad Fadl Haraké, Évelyne Lande

Pages 38 to 44| Impact of Transmission of an Order on Behaviour During a Mission | Henri-Benoît Lefrançois

Pages 45 to 51| Managing Satellite Constellations and AI: An Organisational Challenge for Defence? | Morgane Lucas

Pages 52 to 58| Regulating AI in the Defence Field | Sabrina Medeiros, Ana Beatriz Duarte, Luis Campani Farias, Manuela Le-Fort

Pages 59 to 65| The Challenge of Cyber Security Culture in Public and Private Organisations | Yannick Pech

Pages 66 to 72| The Digital Battlefield: Social Networks, Extremism and Future Counter-Terrorism | Elizabeth Sheppard Sellam

Pages 73 to 78| The African Front of the Russia-Ukraine War | Yan St-Pierre

Pages 79 to 84| Proliferation of Sabotage in Europe Since 2022: Beyond Hybrid Warfare | Yan St-Pierre

Pages 85 to 95| Strategic Neutralisation: The Theory of Victory Without a Cease-Fire | Andriy Zagorodnyuk

Pages 99 to 103| The NATO Summit in The Hague, 24-25 June 2025: Ukraine Pushed Aside? | Benoît d’Aboville

Pages 104 to 110| Interview. Criticism of the ICRC in Order to Evade the Humanitarian Responsibility Incumbent upon the Belligerents | Mirjana Spoljaric, Richard Werly

Pages 111 to 116| The F21 Heavy Torpedo, a Decisive Advantage for the Marine Nationale | Romain Docquois

Pages 117 to 121| The Intelligence College in Europe: An Initial Assessment | François Fischer

Pages 122 to 127| Latin America - United States-Venezuela: The Hour of Truth? | Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 128 to 130| Southern Europe - In the face of surrounding conflicts and the accelerating Trump whirlwind, Europe needs to wake up and act

Pages 131 to 132| Giuliano da Empoli L’Heure des prédateurs [published in English as The Hour of the Predator], Gallimard, 2025, 160 pages | Thibault Lavernhe

Pages 133 to 137| Back matter

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Pages 1 to 9| Front Matter

Pages 3 to 3| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 11 to 14| Preface | Martial Foucault

Pages 15 to 18| Introduction – Strategic Change in Africa: from Geopolitical Recompositions to the Quest for Independence | Alexandre Lauret, Mathieu Mérino

Pages 21 to 29| The Disillusion of our Soldiers: A Look at the Withdrawal of French Forces from the Sahel | Alexandre Lauret

Pages 30 to 35| The Fall of ECOWAS and the Rise of AES: A New Security Architecture in West Africa | Nina Wilén

Pages 36 to 42| Sub-Contracting War in the Sahel: The Cases of Burkina Faso and Mali | Tanguy Quidelleur

Pages 43 to 48| Independence of Security and Challenges of Regional Cooperation between Guinea, the Alliance of Sahel States and ECOWAS | Saïkou Oumar Baldé

Pages 49 to 55| Tunisian Anti-Terrorist Policy Since 2011: Security and Regime Change | Audrey Pluta

Pages 56 to 62| Thoughts on African Defence and Multinational Forces | Jacques Deman

Pages 63 to 69| The Influence of International Private Military Companies in Africa | Peer de Jong

Pages 70 to 77| African Security and Defence and the Challenge of Climate Change | Bastien Alex, Alexandre Taithe

Pages 78 to 84| Adapting to Today’s Realities and Nurturing Tomorrow’s Partnerships | Pascal Ianni

Pages 85 to 90| China in Africa: A Slow but Sure Establishment | Carine Pina

Pages 91 to 99| Russian Influence Strategy in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Network of Actors and Anti-Colonial Posture | Maxime Audinet

Pages 100 to 108| Russia and Algeria: a Trompe-l’œil Relationship | Céline Marangé

Pages 109 to 116| US African Strategy Under Trump II: Withdrawal, Economic Predation and the End of Soft Power | Maud Quessard

Pages 117 to 122| The United Arab Emirates: A Major Player in Africa Whose Strategy is Open to Question | Fatiha Dazi-Héni

Pages 123 to 129| Democratic Transition and Stability in Africa: Reviewing the Link | Gérard Gerold, Mathieu Mérino

Pages 130 to 135| The Three Sudanese Wars | Roland Marchal

Pages 136 to 143| The Al-Shabaab Insurrection in the LAPSSET Corridor in Kenya: Geopolitical Stakes and Security Implications | Musambayi Katumanga

Pages 144 to 150| Ethiopia: Regional Power or the Sick Man of the Horn of Africa? | Bezunesh Tamru

Pages 151 to 158| Consideration of Mutual Security to End the Cycle of Violence in the African Great Lakes | Luc Decarnutes

Pages 159 to 166| The Mega Project of a New Administrative Capital in Cairo: Symbol of Africa’s Desire for Emergence | Hala Bayouni, Karine Bennafla, Olivier Pliez

Pages 167 to 174| Can Africa Do without Official Development Assistance? | Élodie Riche, Jean-David Naudet

Pages 175 to 180| Adventurous Migration in Africa | Sylvie Bredeloup

Pages 181 to 188| Control of the Media and Information Chaos in South Sudan: Factors of Instability | Anna Parini, Jan pospisil

Pages 190 to 190| Fifty Years Ago

Pages 191 to 196| Africa and its Borders: from Colonial Imposition to Post-Colonial Recomposition | Joseph Lenormand, Ferdinand Loubeyre

Pages 197 to 206| The Energy of the Armed Forces | Rémi Bascou

Pages 207 to 214| The Helsinki Final Act: A Look Back at a Unique International Agreement | Guy Vinet

Pages 215 to 216| Military History—French Forces in Germany – 1^st part: Origins, or the French Zones of Occupation in Germany in 1945 | Claude Franc

Pages 217 to 221| Latin America—African-Latin American Relations: Between Myth and Reality | Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 222 to 223| Xavier AURÉGAN, Chine, puissance africaine. Géopolitique des relations sino-africaines, Armand Colin, 2024, 272 pages | Carine Pina

Pages 223 to 224| Jean-Pierre OLIVIER DE SARDAN, L’enchevêtrement des crises au Sahel. Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso, Karthala, 2023, 198 pages | Tanguy Quidelleur

Pages 224 to 226| Samar AL-BULUSHI, War-Making as Worldmaking: Kenya, the United States and the War on Terror, Stanford University Press, 2024 | Côme Lécossais Pina

Pages 226 to 228| Peer DE JONG and Raphaëlle AUCLERT, Poutine, Lord of War, Mareuil Éditions, 2024, 253 pages | Gwenn Ferrec

Pages 229 to 232| Back Matter

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Pages 1 to 13| Front Matter

Pages 14 to 15| Foreword | Jérôme Bellanger

Pages 18 to 23| Air Superiority: More Than Ever Necessary to Win The Battle | Adrien Gorremans

Pages 24 to 29| New Challenges of Air Warfare in International Relations | Pascal Dupont

Pages 30 to 35| Missiles, Drones and Loitering Munitions: The New Variables of the Equation | Bastien Cardot, Baptiste Moeglin

Pages 36 to 40| Lessons Learned from Contemporary Air and Space Warfare | Sébastien Delporte

Pages 41 to 45| Operation Chammal: Mobilisation of French Forces in the Levant | Maxime Schaffhauser

Pages 48 to 53| Defending Our Sky—From the Ground to High Altitude Operations | Boris Pomirol

Pages 54 to 60| The Stakes of High-Altitude Operations | Alexis Rougier

Pages 61 to 65| Space Command: Operating in and Towards Space | Mathieu Bernabé

Pages 66 to 71| Space Command: Challenges and Perspectives | Vincent Aquilina

Pages 74 to 79| Existence and Endurance: The Strategic Air Force Challenges | Thierry Karaczun, Nicolas Castaing

Pages 80 to 84| Security and Protection of Air Bases: A Necessarily Systemic and Dynamic Approach | Patrice Jézéquel

Pages 86 to 90| C-UAS: Lessons Learned and Challenges | Boris Pomirol

Pages 92 to 98| Responsive and Expeditionary: FASF Overseas | Arnaud Gaviard

Pages 99 to 104| Air Bases: Agile, Efficient and Interoperable Combat Tools | Christophe Pagès

Pages 108 to 113| Mastering The Waves: The Return of Electromagnetic Warfare | Arnaud Gary

Pages 114 to 119| SEAD, a Short-Term Imperative | Pierre-Alexis Demetz

Pages 120 to 125| Operational Superiority through Collaborative Combat: Developments in Combat Aviation | Guillaume Deschamps, Rémi Maïo

Pages 126 to 130| A400M With Expanded Capabilities Serving Air Power | Paul Menon-Bertheux

Pages 132 to 137| Aerospace Forces Facing Climate Change: Flying and Fighting in the World to Come | Yoann Cardot

Pages 140 to 145| The New Challenges of Designing and Coordinating Joint Manoeuvres | Pierre-Stéphane Vaysse

Pages 146 to 151| Alliances and Partnerships Now More Necessary Than Ever | Cédric Tranchon

Pages 152 to 157| The Future Aerospace C2 | Pascal Sotty

Pages 158 to 164| Preparing for a Major Engagement | Pierre Gaudillière, Jean-Luc Daroux, Cédric Colardelle

Pages 165 to 169| Towards Maintenance for High-Intensity Warfare | Maroussia Renucci

Pages 170 to 175| The Human Challenge: Valuing and Retaining Airmen | Arnaud Le Marchand

Pages 178 to 183| GMMTA and Beyond: 80 Years of Military Air Transport for a Worldwide French Air and Space Force | Paul Menon-Bertheux, Domitien Brizion

Pages 184 to 188| History of Le Piège | Florent Weis

Pages 189 to 193| Teaching to Win in the Third Dimension: The Birth of CESA | Jérôme de Lespinois

Pages 195 to 195| Back Matter

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Pages 1 to 1| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages I to 4| Front Matter

Pages 5 to 10| Enhancing Sovereignty: Entering the Era of Strategic Power | Alexandre Lahousse, Ludovic Chaker, Jean-Baptiste Colas

Pages 11 to 17| DCI: An Operator Ready to Take Up the Challenges of a Changing World | Didier Castres

Pages 19 to 19| Presentation

Pages 21 to 26| Introduction | Louis Gautier

Pages 27 to 34| Reliability and Credibility of Alliances | Olivier Schmitt

Pages 35 to 41| NATO Without the United States? | Camille Grand

Pages 42 to 52| Russia in Quest of Allies: Realpolitik and Ideology in Vladimir Putin’s Strategic Choices | Sergey Radchenko

Pages 53 to 62| The Future of Transatlantic and European Nuclear Deterrence | Artur Kacprzyk

Pages 63 to 72| Changes in Military Alliances in the 21^st Century | Bruno Tertrais

Pages 73 to 82| Mixed Bilateralism: Developments in Security Alliances in the Indo-Pacific Area | Victor Cha, Dimitri Karakostas

Pages 83 to 95| Military alliances and Global South | Husain Haqqani

Pages 96 to 103| Climate Change: Challenge and Opportunity for NATO | Rita Floyd, Dimitri Karakostas

Pages 104 to 108| Europe at a Crossroads | Élie Tenenbaum

Pages 109 to 115| Ukraine in Difficulty, Europe in Search of Assertiveness, France and the Asset of its Deterrent Force | Louis Gautier

Pages 117 to 118| Fifty Years Ago

Pages 119 to 129| Multi-Domain Operations and Digital Capability | Dominique Luzeaux

Pages 130 to 139| Belgium and European Defence: How to Stop Being the Stowaway on Board | André Dumoulin

Pages 140 to 146| What European Response to American Uncertainty? | Gérard Aubert, Thibault Pouzadoux

Pages 147 to 152| The Baltic—a Strategic Region for European Defence | Nathalie de Kaniv, François Laumonier, Jean-Paul Thonier

Pages 153 to 157| Military History | Claude Franc

Pages 158 to 163| Latin America | Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 164 to 169| Cinema & TV Series | Wenceslas Martin

Pages 171 to 172| Kevin Rudd, Chine États-Unis – Cette guerre qu’on peut encore éviter[The Avoidable War: The Dangers of a Catastrophic Conflict Between the US and Xi Jinping’s China], Odile Jacob, 2025, 444 pages | Thibault Lavernhe

Pages 173 to 177| Back Matter

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Pages I to III| Front Matter

Pages III to III| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 5 to 10| 8 May 1945—The Capitulation Did Not Solve Everything, as Current Events Show | Georges-Henri Souto

Pages 11 to 11| Presentation

Pages 13 to 24| Maritime Strategy and Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) | Anne-Clémence Duverger, Cyril Ray, Jean-Marie Kowalski

Pages 25 to 43| A Strategic Fleet: an Impossible Challenge? | Francis Baudu

Pages 44 to 48| The Theory of Suasion and Political Use of the Navy | Olivier Lasmoles, Aymeric Lotz

Pages 49 to 56| Opening up the Deep Oceans and New Threats: the Future of Naval Power? | Nathanaël Cuvelle--Magar, Pierre-Nicolas Nabet

Pages 57 to 62| Naval Robotisation and the Challenge of the Maritime Environment | Nicolas Mazzucchi

Pages 63 to 69| Decarbonising the Maritime Sector | Emmanuel Desclèves

Pages 70 to 76| The Digital Revolution in Naval-Air Warfare: Avoiding the Kodak Effect | Nicolas Ciaravola

Pages 77 to 83| A Stronger Future: Celebrating 400 Years of the French Navy | François Guichard

Pages 85 to 85| Fifty Years Ago

Pages 87 to 92| The Black Sea Rediscovered: Cooperation and Confrontation | Ulrich Bounat

Pages 93 to 99| Of an Island and Missiles | Benoît d’Aboville

Pages 100 to 106| The Battle for Military Innovation in the Age of IT Businesses | Guy-Philippe Goldstein

Pages 107 to 113| Financing European Defence: Challenge, Urgency and Opportunity | Nathalie de Kaniv

Pages 114 to 118| Military History | Claude Franc

Pages 119 to 125| Latin America | Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 126 to 129| Southern Europe

Pages 130 to 132| Wala Michael, Der Stasi-Mythos: DDR-Auslands-spionage und der Verfassungsschutz, Berlin, Ch. Links Verlag, 2023, 352 pages | Jean-Daniel Fischer

Pages 133 to 137| Back Matter

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Pages 1 to 6| Front matter

Pages 7 to 9| Introductory remarks | Hervé de Courrèges

Pages 13 to 26| Cognitive overload for pilots: Have we reached the human limits of adaptation? | Christophe Melet

Pages 27 to 33| Understanding and managing cognitive overload: Testimony of an army officer | Arnaud Ruyant

Pages 35 to 42| Cognitive overload in complex military operations: The case of JTAC | Djamel Bouadjadj, Mickaël Maria

Pages 45 to 49| Learning to stay clear-headed: The experiences of a Rafale Marine pilot | Vincent Berthelot

Pages 51 to 69| Cognitive overload and accidentology: Feedback from aviation safety investigations | Anthony Vacher, Mandy Lambert, Véronique Chastres, Damien Morisson, Pascal Van Beers, Sami Mecheri, Léonore Bourgeon

Pages 71 to 82| Monitoring top-level soccer players and multi-field data management | Christopher Carling

Pages 85 to 97| Cognitive load and overload in operational situations: Some theoretical points of reference | Françoise Darses

Pages 99 to 104| Which cognitive functions are affected under operational conditions? | Emmanuel Gardinetti

Pages 105 to 115| Defining and measuring cognitive load in the dismounted soldier: From the “phenomenology of cognition” to the idea of “cognitive mechanics” | Christophe Deniaud

Pages 116 to 122| Cognitive load in operational situations | Julie Albentosa, Alexis Remigereau, Françoise Darses

Pages 123 to 134| Cognitive control in the dismounted combatant: Between flexibility and attentional stability | Sami Mecheri

Pages 135 to 144| Impact of physiological constraints on mental workload | Fabien Sauvet, Anaïs Pontiggia, Danielle Gomez-Merino, Mounir Chennaoui

Pages 145 to 155| Mental overload beyond the action: A clue to burnout? | Frédéric Canini, Damien Claverie

Pages 159 to 163| Reducing mental workload? | Emmanuel Gardinetti

Pages 164 to 172| MindPulse: A new tool for measuring decision-making skills and alertness levels | Sandra Suarez, Bertrand Eynard

Pages 173 to 184| Neuromodulation to prevent cognitive overload: The benefits for aircraft pilots | Sébastien Scannella, Quentin Chenot

Pages 185 to 193| Cognitive load and inattentional deafness: Operational approaches | Clara Suied

Pages 194 to 198| Mindfulness: An aid to managing cognitive load? | Marion Trousselard

Pages 199 to 212| A vade-mecum of health behaviors to help decision-makers manage cognitive load in prolonged crisis situations | Éric Valade, Marion Trousselard

Pages 215 to 219| Conclusions | Mounir Chennaoui, Gérard de Boisboissel

Pages 221 to 222| Back matter

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Pages 1 to 1| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages A to 4| Front Matter

Pages 5 to 5| Presentation

Pages 7 to 11| An Assertive Dual Approach to Contemporary Challenges in Space | Lionel Suchet

Pages 12 to 17| Space: the Strategic Landscape and a Look to the Future | Guilhem Penent

Pages 18 to 23| Making a Difference: The Space Component in the Military Campaign | Philippe Adam

Pages 24 to 30| Revival of the French Military Space Sector: The Stakes, Challenges and Future Capabilities | Éva Portier

Pages 31 to 35| Free Access to Space: A Past and Future French Ambition | Philippe Steininger

Pages 36 to 42| European Space Industry: Overtaken by Events? | Olivier Lemaitre

Pages 43 to 50| Applying Innovation in Defence to the Space Sector | Patrick Aufort

Pages 51 to 56| The European Space Sector, a Contrary Actor | Christophe Venet

Pages 59 to 70| Defending France: From the Inter-War Years to the End of the Cold War | Tristan Lecoq

Pages 71 to 76| Lessons Learned from Russian Use of Air Power in the 2008 Russia-Georgia Conflict | Anna Heurteaux-Nicolaï

Pages 77 to 82| Greenland: A Serious Matter | Antoine Pouillieute

Pages 83 to 84| The Stakes and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for NATO | Laurent Saunois

Pages 85 to 93| Is Artificial Intelligence a Danger for our Deterrent? Or, the Narcissus Mirror Test | Lova Rinel-Rajaoarinelina

Pages 94 to 103| The Persian Cat in the Shadow of the Russian Bear: A Rather Special Relationship of Military Cooperation | David Rigoulet-Roze

Pages 104 to 109| Rare Earths and Strategic Stakes | Michel Klen

Pages 110 to 114| Can the French Space Industry Go Into War Economy Mode? | Vincent Baudoin

Pages 115 to 120| Military History—Général André Beaufre (1902-1975)

Pages 121 to 127| Latin America—Nicaragua: The Methodical Abandonment of Democracy | David Biroste, Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 129 to 131| Adina REVOL, Rompre avec la Russie : Le réveil énergétique européen Odile Jacob, 2024, 176 pages | Eugène Berg

Pages 131 to 132| Henry FARRELL and Abraham NEWMAN, L’Empire souterrain – Comment les États-Unis ont fait des réseaux mondiaux une arme de guerre, Odile Jacob, 2024, 296 pages | Thibault Lavernhe

Pages 133 to 138| Back Matter

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Pages 1 to 8| Front matter

Pages 9 to 12| Preface: Kairos and Chronos: Coping with imbalances | Thibault Haudos de Possesse

Pages 15 to 28| What impact will human augmentation have on the war of the future, and how can we approach augmenting soldiers? | Guillaume Vernet

Pages 29 to 40| US adaptation to nuclear tripolarity in a technologically changed world | Richard Woolshlager

Pages 41 to 54| The challenges of Very High Altitude for the French armed forces | Damien Rouillé

Pages 55 to 67| A new strategic chessboard: Canada’s deep seabed | Luc Tremblay

Pages 69 to 81| Relevance of France’s defense space strategy faced with the emergence of new conflicts | Solène Le Floch

Pages 83 to 93| Pilots and drones: The challenges of collaborative air combat in the twenty-first century | Girolamo Iadicicco

Pages 95 to 106| Balancing complexity and efficiency when confronted with the myth of simplification | William Fuller

Pages 109 to 122| OSINT (open source intelligence) faced with the challenges of the digital age | Catherine Busch

Pages 123 to 136| Rapid data growth in the AI era: Facing security challenges | Alexandre Malo

Pages 137 to 149| Non-artificial intelligence: Piercing the fog of modern warfare through the humanities | Flavien Lanet

Pages 151 to 167| Faced with foreign digital interference: A now operational response and two strategies to be formalized | Guillaume Tandonnet

Pages 169 to 181| The end of uncertainty? | Nicolas Molitor

Pages 183 to 196| When saying too much sometimes means betrayal! | Cyrille de Boysson

Pages 199 to 210| Strategic signaling: A French expression of power | Ivan Morel

Pages 211 to 224| Cold War 2.0 or Third World War? Emerging from strategic torpor! | Thomas Pieau

Pages 225 to 238| Israel: Sparta and Athens? The relationship between upholding democratic principles and the militarization of society | Nicolas Meunier

Pages 239 to 252| The “vice-CEMA” question in the light of the approach of France’s allies | Vianney Droullé

Pages 253 to 267| Adapting without improvising: The challenges of organizational transformation | Romain Guillet

Pages 268 to 283| The crisis of the HR model, or how to build armies adapted to the challenges of a world in turmoil? | Fanny Fiant

Pages 284 to 296| Harmonization of the French Armed Forces Health Service: Has it gone too far? | Nicolas Brossard

Pages 299 to 312| Peacekeeping operations: A concept weakened by the erosion of multilateralism, but an opportunity for France to promote its influence | Yann Hauray

Pages 313 to 326| NATO in the twenty-first century: A German perspective | Frank Lindstedt

Pages 327 to 339| Synergies between European strategic cultures | Manuel-Maria Jiménez-Rodriguez

Pages 341 to 356| The disengagement of French armed forces in the Sahel: A French or European failure? | Peter van Sorgen

Pages 357 to 371| The evolving Chinese threat to European security | Mark Lewis

Pages 373 to 387| Out of sight, out of mind. . . Yet France’s future is also at stake in the Indo-Pacific | Grégoire Servent

Pages 389 to 400| Understanding the limits of economic sanctions to overcome strategic illusion | Sébastien Martinot

Pages 403 to 416| Religion as a weapon | Arnaud Brahim

Pages 417 to 432| How hostages influence government policy | Benoît Villeminoz

Pages 435 to 435| Back matter

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Pages 1 to 6| Front Matter

Pages 1a to 1a| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 7 to 11| Valérie André: Pilot and Doctor | Patricia Costa

Pages 12 to 20| Defence, Demography and Immigration: The Difficult Subjects | Alain Bauer

Pages 23 to 27| Introduction — Canada-France: Building a Common Strategic Future | Benjamin Boutin, Laurent Borzillo

Pages 28 to 33| Canadian Armed Forces: Growing International Tension and Updating Canadian Defence Policy | Alexandre Courtemanche

Pages 34 to 38| Cooperation and Military Cooperation in the Arctic: A Look at Political Geography | Pauline Pic

Pages 39 to 46| Canada and France in the Arctic: Stakes and Perspectives for Strengthened Cooperation | Aimée Tymkin, Amélie Sauvion

Pages 47 to 54| The Canadian Arctic: Tensions and Climate Change. Opportunities for Franco-Canadian Cooperation | Magali Vullierme, Alexandre Cicard

Pages 55 to 62| North America and Europe: Potential for a Paris-Ottawa Axis | Leah Schmidt, Léa Pérémarty

Pages 63 to 70| France-Canada: a new Era of Industrial Cooperation in Defence Matters? | Gaspard Schnitzler, Erik Vouvalidis

Pages 71 to 77| Climate Change and Fragile Contexts: Why Concern about Conflicts is Essential | Amanda Makosso

Pages 80 to 80| Fifty years ago

Pages 81 to 87| Digital Sovereignty — Basis and Challenges in Building a French Defence Cloud | Clotilde Bômont

Pages 88 to 93| The Fall of Bashar al-Assad — a Strategic Setback for Russia? | Ulrich Bounat

Pages 94 to 97| Some Tactical Lessons Learned from the First Naval Patrols in the Red Sea | Pierre-Henri Chrissement

Pages 98 to 105| BRICS — Mighty Oaks from Little Acorns? | Daniel Pasquier

Pages 106 to 113| International Relations: The Ups and Downs of Multilateralism in the Early 21^st Century | Guy Vinet

Pages 114 to 119| The Atlantic Mésalliance — from Quasi-Peace to Quasi-War | Jean-Philippe Immarigeon

Pages 120 to 123| Military History. The Liberation of Alsace^(2/2): The Strasbourg Crisis of January 1945 A classic example of defence of national interests within the framework of a coalition | Claude Franc

Pages 124 to 126| Southern Europe | Institut FMES

Pages 128 to 130| Georges-Henri Soutou, La grande rupture, 1989-2024 [The Great Rupture,1989-2024], Tallandier, 2024, 362 pages | Eugène Berg

Pages 130 to 131| Teva Meyer, Géopolitique du nucléaire – Pouvoir et puissance d’une industrie duale [Nuclear geopolitics—power and might of a dual industry], Le Cavalier Bleu Éditions, 2023, 183 pages | Thibault Lavernhe

Pages 131 to 132| René Cagnat, La guerre froide en dentelles 1970-2023, Guerre des ombres à l’est [Lace and the Cold War 1970-2023, Shadow War in the East], Éditions Balland, 2023, 280 pages | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 133 to 137| Back Matter

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Pages 1 to 1| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages A to 4| Front Matter

Pages 5 to 12| Trump II: Contrasting Perspectives and a President Who Plays on His Unpredictability | Benoît d’Aboville

Pages 13 to 17| Return to the Future: Foreign and Defence Policy in the Second Trump Administration | Alexandre Escorcia

Pages 19 to 19| Presentation

Pages 21 to 27| Ukraine, Summer 2024: Tactics in the Era of Maximum Lethality | François Gonin

Pages 28 to 39| War Economy: A Call for an Academic and Strategic Approach to the Concept | Walter Arnaud, Grégory Chigolet

Pages 40 to 45| Ghost Vessels and Corridors—New Tricks in the War Between Russia and Ukraine | Jehan-Christophe Charles

Pages 46 to 53| The Russian Way of War Put to the Test by Ethnic Matters: The Case of the ‘National Republics’ of the Volga-Ural Region. Or, Minorities Caught Between Exploitation and Opportunities to Affirm Their Identity | Philippe Jurkowicz

Pages 54 to 59| Intelligent Cities: A Future Military Problem | Bruno Lassalle, Franck Nicol

Pages 60 to 64| Defending Europe: The Urgent Need to Get On With It! | Jacques Favin Lévêque

Pages 65 to 69| France: Strategic Independence is Within Reach | Jean-Michel Oudot

Pages 70 to 74| Current Conflicts and Crises: Operational and Strategic Lessons Learned | Laurent de Jerphanion

Pages 75 to 81| Power Struggles and National Fantasies: Reflections on a Post-Clausewitzian Moment | Stéphane Rozès

Pages 82 to 82| Introduction | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 83 to 87| Rwanda 1994: Rape is Murder that Leaves the Victim Alive | Annie Faure

Pages 88 to 92| Being a Woman in the French Republic | Maud Bailly

Pages 93 to 96| Jihadist Women in the French Republic | Anne-Clémentine Larroque

Pages 97 to 102| Power and the Viking Woman | Alexia Bry

Pages 105 to 114| A Bad Time for Heavyweights? Thoughts on the Size of Aircraft Carriers | Thibault Lavernhe

Pages 115 to 121| The Bundeswehr’s Capability Boost (die Zeitenwende): Realistic and Sustainable? | Loïc Batel

Pages 122 to 124| Military History—The Liberation of Alsace^(1/2) November/December 1944 | Claude Franc

Pages 125 to 130| Latin America—Venezuela: A New Political Iron Curtain | Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 131 to 132| François Heisbourg, Un Monde sans l’Amérique, Odile Jacob, 2024, 204 pages | Thibault Lavernhe, Cadenza Academic Translations, Jon Templeman, Matt Burden, Mark Mellor

Pages 133 to 136| Back Matter

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Pages 1 to 2| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages A to 5| Front matter

Pages 9 to 10| Introduction— Information: a Semantic and Conceptional Fog | Sébastien-Yves Laurent

Pages 12 to 19| Information Warfare and Influence Operations: A Brief Look at their Rise in Prominence | Aymeric Bonnemaison

Pages 20 to 26| Information Operations and Information Warfare: Permanence and Challenges | Bertrand Boyer

Pages 27 to 34| Combating Manipulation of Information: Harmonisation of Approaches and Practices is Putting European Cooperation to the Test | Victoria Blin, Yanis Naceur, Julian Merer

Pages 35 to 42| How Serious is an Item of Information? Meaning, Quantification and Use | Philippe Capet

Pages 43 to 49| The Legal Instruments of Information Warfare | Darius Fadier

Pages 50 to 56| Information Warfare: The Challenge of Asymmetry | Bruno Courtois, Louise Monjo, Thomas Delorme

Pages 57 to 65| Psychological Defence Against Information Manipulation | David Colon

Pages 66 to 74| The Challenges of Information Control in the Armed Forces: A Doctrinal Approach | Emmanuel Devigne

Pages 75 to 81| The Control of Search Engines in the Manipulation of Information | Basile Ichac Louineau

Pages 82 to 88| Creating a Trusted Environment to Fight Against Manipulation of Information | Nicolas Porquet

Pages 89 to 95| Information: Central to the Aims of Intelligence | Leo Rilievo

Pages 96 to 104| Between Information Warfare and Cognitive Warfare: The Stakes for Sovereignty | Thot

Pages 107 to 116| The Thalasso-politics of Drug Traffic | Florian Manet

Pages 117 to 121| Latin America | Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 122 to 124| Southern Europe | Institut FMES

Pages 125 to 126| Sébastien Lecornu , Vers la guerre ? La France face au réarmement du monde [Towards war? France in the face of global rearmament] | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 126 to 128| Gilbert Rozman and Gaye Christoffersen (eds.), Putin’s “Turn to the East” in the Xi Jinping Era | Maxime Daniélou

Pages 128 to 129| Jean-Christophe Chaumery, Chesapeake, la victoire navale française qui changea le monde [Chesapeake, the French naval victory which changed the world] | Emmanuel Desclèves

Pages 129 to 130| Amin Maalouf, Le Labyrinthe des Égarés – L’Occident et ses adversaires [The labyrinth of the lost—the West and its adversaries] | Thibault Lavernhe

Pages 130 to 132| Jean-Baptiste Jeangène Vilmer, Le Réveil stratégique – Essai sur la guerre permanente [The strategic alarm call—an essay on permanent war] | Thibault Lavernhe

Pages 133 to 137| Back matter

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Pages 1 to 1| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages A to 4| Front Matter

Pages 5 to 5| Presentation

Pages 7 to 11| Introduction | Tsiporah Fried

Pages 12 to 17| NATO and Innovation: A Question of Time | Pierre Vandier

Pages 18 to 23| Innovation in the French Defence Staff | Jérôme Bordellès, Tsiporah Fried

Pages 24 to 30| DGA NG Prepares for the Future: Interview with the Deputy Director for Strategic Anticipation | Ludovic Chaker, Tsiporah Fried

Pages 31 to 40| Interview with the Director of the Defence Innovation Agency—The Catalyst for Innovation within the Armed Forces Ministry | Patrick Aufort, Tsiporah Fried

Pages 41 to 45| Innovating to Win in the Field of Defence | Sébastien de Peyret

Pages 46 to 51| AMIAD—a New Agency for Defence AI | Bertrand Rondepierre, Tsiporah Fried

Pages 52 to 61| Innovation in the National Gendarmerie—Drawing on the Expertise of its Personnel and its Specialised Units | Nicolas Duvinage, Cyril Piotrowicz

Pages 62 to 67| NATO’s Role in the Race for Scientific Supremacy | Philippe Montocchio

Pages 68 to 83| Emerging Technologies for Digital Transformation | Dominique Luzeaux

Pages 84 to 88| What Ecosystem for Innovation? The Example of Aerospace in Los Angeles | François Chopard

Pages 89 to 92| Sovereignty, Future Warfare and Technological or Social Surprise | Aymar de la Mettrie

Pages 93 to 99| Euronaval, the Crossroads of Global Ambitions and Maritime Challenges | Philippe Missoffe

Pages 100 to 105| Driving Biorevolution in Defence | Alain Jaouen

Pages 106 to 111| The Technological Outlook for Naval Warfare in 2040 | Chirine Riaz

Pages 113 to 114| Presentation

Pages 115 to 125| Future Combat Air System: Hitting the Right Target? | Patrick Gaillard

Pages 126 to 138| Wars of Civilisation or Wars of Domination | Emmanuel Huyghues Despointes

Pages 139 to 143| Stop Always Thinking the Worst! — Interview with the Author of Choisir l’avenir, 10 réponses sur le monde qui vient | Nicole Gnesotto, Sophie Jacquin

Pages 144 to 149| Doctrine and Background to Initial Command and Leadership Training in the French Forces | Richard Pin, Nicolas Alfano, Christophe Pajon, Claude Weber

Pages 150 to 153| Military History—Foch – Pershing: The Military Aspects of the Franco-American Entente | Claude Franc

Pages 155 to 160| Latin America—Donald Trump and the Latin American Continent | Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 161 to 162| Thomas Gomart, L’Accélération de l’histoire—Les nœuds géostratégiques d’un monde hors de contrôle, Tallandier, 2024, 176 pages | Thibault Lavernhe

Pages 163 to 164| Jonathan Paquin, Washington face aux conflits sécessionnistes, Presses de l’Université Laval, Québec, 2023, 244 pages | Renéo Lukic

Pages 165 to 170| Back Matter

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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter

Pages 3 to 3| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 13 to 30| Geopolitical Tension in Bab-el-Mandeb and Suez: Global Maritime Traffic Alters Course | Jean-Marie Miossec

Pages 31 to 37| Strategic Mobility: Guaranteeing Freedom of Action | Philippe Gueguen

Pages 38 to 44| Crisis in New Caledonia: A Brand New Air Bridge for the Air and Space Force | Nessim Ababou, Sébastien Borrego, Ivan Sand

Pages 45 to 51| Mobility and Transport in Crisis and Conflict: Procurement Strategies in Question | Pascal Dupont

Pages 52 to 56| Strategic Mobility: Lessons Learned from Paris 2024 | Michel Cadot, Alexandre Jevakhoff

Pages 57 to 64| Seventy Years Ago—C-130 Hercules, 1954: the First Flight of a Millenium Aircraft | Philippe Wodka-Gallien

Pages 67 to 69| The Quirinal Treaty, a Long-Awaited and Essential Contribution to the Defence of Europe | Loïc Tribot La Spière, Fabrizio Maria Romano

Pages 70 to 76| Sisterly Love… Franco-Italian relations from 1945 to the 1990s | Georges-Henri Soutou

Pages 77 to 88| The Agranat Commission and the Yom Kippur War. What to expect from a board of enquiry into the failings of the intelligence services and the forces? | Bruno Sentenac

Pages 89 to 100| General de Gaulle and General Ailleret: Characters and Careers, Modernisation of the Forces, Politics and the Soldier | Tristan Lecoq

Pages 101 to 107| Olympic Games, Paris 2024—The Contribution of the Bataillon de Joinville: Further Support to the National Effort | Paul Sanzey

Pages 108 to 118| War and P’s... In search of the Pan-Russian Nation | David Gutmann, Sylvie Toral

Pages 119 to 121| Military History—Cavour, Napoleon III and Italian Unity | Claude Franc

Pages 122 to 125| Military History—Arnhem, September 1944: the Consequence of Allied Strategic Indecision | Claude Franc

Pages 126 to 133| Latin America—Venezuela: The Permanent Acquisition of Power | Pascal Drouhaud

Pages 134 to 135| Jeff Vandenengel, Questioning the Carrier: Opportunities in Fleet Design for the US Navy, Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, 2024, 312 pages | Thibault Lavernhe

Pages 136 to 137| Léo Péria-Peigné, Géopolitique de l’armement, Instrument et reflet des relations internationales, Le Cavalier Bleu éditions, 2024, 174 pages | Hugo Plassais

Pages 137 to 138| Pierre Royer and Jean-Baptiste de Panafieu, La fabuleuse histoire de l’Océan : De l’eau, source de vie au commerce mondial, Dunod, 2024, 286 pages | Eugène Berg

Pages 139 to 144| Back matter

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Pages 1 to 1| Editorial | Jérôme Pellistrandi

Pages 7 to 12| The role of artificial intelligence in information warfare | David Colon

Pages 13 to 22| Cyberattacks and narratives published by Russian disinformation channels | Carlos Galán Cordero, Javier Valencia Mtz. de Antoñana

Pages 23 to 30| PMC Wagner as an informational tool: Between Kill Chain, 6D and the multiplication of crises | Christine Dugoin-Clément

Pages 31 to 36| Private Military Companies as a Foreign Policy Tool: How the “Wagner System” is Reshaping Foreign Policy Strategies | Yan St-Pierre

Pages 37 to 43| Artificial intelligence and the defence of fundamental European interests seen through the theory of dependence | Stéphane Mortier

Pages 44 to 46| The strategic autonomy of Europe: An integrated international security system should replace the vague and discredited word ‘peace’ | Oxana Melnychuk

Pages 47 to 50| The Governance of Cybersecurity in France: An Overview of its Players | Sophie Agulhon

Pages 51 to 55| Spy or pray: the Russian Orthodox Church—Ukraine’s fight against this weapon of the Kremlin | Daryna Patiuk

Pages 57 to 62| The role of leadership in adapting AI by creating an ethical and innovative culture: The Lebanese Armed Forces’ (LAF) example | Antoine Harfouche, Wijdan Hamid Kabalan, Ali Shmayssani

Pages 63 to 68| Agile Operational Strategies During a Crisis: Case Study of the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) | Ali Shmayssani, Saher El-Annan

Pages 69 to 74| Transmission of Order and Influence on Risk-Taking at Work: the Case of Communication with Employees in Internal Security | Henri-Benoît Lefrançois

Pages 76 to 76| Fifty years ago—October 1974

Pages 77 to 81| The Strategic Depth of a Combat Navy: The Maritime Industry | Jean-Michel Jacques

Pages 82 to 87| A future strategic French fleet? | François Lambert

Pages 88 to 97| Submarine Forces—a focus of naval and commercial intelligence | Florian Bunoust-Becques

Pages 98 to 103| Cable ties | Arthur Laverdant

Pages 104 to 108| Indo-Pacific—the compass of French maritime strategy | Anne Genetet

Pages 109 to 116| The Russian war in Ukraine: Realism and morality in international relations | Guy Vinet

Pages 117 to 124| Chronicles Military History - The Organisation 77 of Major Units | Claude Franc

Pages 125 to 130| Olivier Schmitt, Préparer la guerre (Preparing for War) | Benoît d’Aboville

Pages 131 to 132| François Lecointre, Entre guerres, Gallimard, 2024, 128 pages | Claude Franc

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