Australia’s Quest for Strategic Resilience in the Indo-Pacific: Reflections on Canadian Proposals
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney issued a stark warning in his address to the Australian parliament.…
Read More »From Decisive Victory to Narrative Victory: War in the Age of Permanent Competition
For more than two centuries, Western strategic thought rested on a relatively stable grammar: wars began,…
Read More »Australia’s Drone Wake-Up Call: The Lessons Are Already Written
Iran’s drone and missile campaign against the U.S. and U.S. allies has once again focused attention…
Read More »Lessons from the Drone Wars: Maritime Autonomous Systems and Maritime Operations
The battlefield has been transformed. Not gradually, not theoretically, but demonstrably, operationally, and at a pace…
Read More »From Red Sea Defense to Epic Fury: How the U.S. Flipped the Drone Cost Equation
When U.S. destroyers first found themselves in the high-tempo contest with Houthi missiles and drones in…
Read More »The Geopolitics of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Geography, nuclear threshold, and network warfare in the Middle East of the 21st century. General Pasquale…
Read More »Asymmetric Order or Federal Union? Europe’s Responsibility in the 21st Century
The international order established after 1945 is undergoing a phase of structural transformation. The multilateral institutions…
Read More »Built in the Foundry: Robotic Maintenance and the Future of a Warfighting Navy
Adm. Daryl Caudle’s Foundry–Fleet–Fight construct is more than a slogan for a new Chief of Naval…
Read More »Enabling the Marine Corps Transition to Distributed Maritime Operations
The United States Marine Corps stands at a strategic inflection point. Facing peer competitors with advanced…
Read More »Will Ukraine’s War Effort Be Threatened by Kamikaze Drone Engine Shortage?
The United States has just crossed a strategic threshold. In the strike against Iran, U.S. Central Command confirmed…
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