[By the Editor] We stand on the brink of a new order when it comes to Britain and Europe. But the pages of this Review have, in the main, remained stubbornly quiet when it comes to debating that watershed and the principle role of any government – security of the state – that in the context of Brexit holds potentially seismic consequences for defence in the coming year. It will not go away, whatever the outcome of current political manoeuvring, the future will not be the same – I would suggest we have burned too many bridges over the last two years to expect business as usual. So, like it or n…
