A Way Ahead for the Quad
Critics of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, Beijing in particular, have long portrayed the grouping of Australia, Japan,…
Read More »The Biden Security Agenda: An Initial Assessment
The past few weeks have made clearer the Biden administration’s initial national security priorities—engage in extensive…
Read More »The Chinese Coastguard and the First Island Chain
China’s new law giving the China Coast Guard more freedom to use force has increased the concerns of…
Read More »The Authoritarian States and the Direct Defense Challenge to Europe: The Perspective from the Baltic States
Lithuania has banned a Chinese tech firm on security grounds, while Estonia warned the EU on…
Read More »The Taiwan Challenge
There are growing signs that a military crisis could erupt across the Taiwan Strait this year…
Read More »Countering PRC Information Warfare
After months of planning, the World Health Organization team charged with investigating the origins of the…
Read More »European Militaries and Artificial Intelligence: The European Left Reacts
A recent article in the EUObserver highlighted the concerns of the European left with regard to…
Read More »Why Keep Turkey in NATO?
The answer in part is that NATO is devolving more into a diplomatic affair than a…
Read More »NATO’s Perspective on the China Challenge
In the November 2020 report entitled, NATO 2030: United for a New Era, the nature of…
Read More »A European Perspective on China
The European Think-tank Network on China (ETNC) recently published its report entitled Europe in the Face…
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