Putin’s Long Game in Ukraine
Vladimir Putin is playing a long game in Ukraine. He is counting on the erosion of bipartisan support in Washington...
Commentary
How Did a Crippled TTP Reemerge in Pakistan?
On January 30, Pakistan’s hard-won peace crumbled when a suicide attack at a Peshawar mosque claimed the lives of over...
Putin’s Desperate Attempt to Control the Narrative Amid Military Failures
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on February 21 that he is suspending most of the last remaining nuclear arms treaty...
China’s Spy Balloon Is National Security Wake-Up Call for the US
The revelation that China sent spy balloons over the US and other neighboring nations should be a wake-up call to...
Attacking Our Leading Tech Innovators for Political Gain Comes at Our Own Peril
China’s move to invest more than $143 billion into its chip industry should be a warning to every American that...
China Aims for Nuclear Parity: Should the US Be Worried?
Despite domestic issues, the Chinese Communist Party is determined to become a global power, rivaling American influence in the Pacific...
Sinophobia Can Be a Dangerous Disease for the Marine Corps
Sinophobia has recently gripped much of Washington and the Pentagon in particular. While strategic planning must consider all scenarios, an...
Serbia’s Vucic’s Gift to NATO and the West
While it appears Serbia has begun to de-escalate tensions in the Balkans, the past few weeks have been some of...
The Importance of Layered Defense: Lessons Learned From Ukraine
Future battlefields will be filled with technological hazards, including drone swarms, ubiquitous intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance sensors (terrestrial- and space-based), hypersonic...
Hypersonic Missiles: Overhyped or the Future of Warfare?
Hypersonic missiles have been thrown into the limelight due to their use by Russia against Ukraine. This reinforces the belief that...
