Land Power in the Littoral Age: Rethinking the Australian Army’s Strategic Purpose
A recent essay published on The Cove, the Australian Army’s professional development platform, poses a question…
Read More »The Necessary Resilience: How to Defend Western Society in the Age of Permanent Conflict
The distinction between peace and war has gradually blurred. States can be attacked without a single…
Read More »The New Epoch: Why Old Questions Cannot Answer Today’s Strategic Reality
The post-Cold War order is over. Not weakened, not under stress, not in need of reform.…
Read More »The Iran War and the Chokepoint Reckoning: What CIMSEC’s Series Confirms About the Coming Naval Order
The Center for International Maritime Security has just closed out a two-week series on the U.S.-Iran…
Read More »Cultivating the Chaos Navigator
The global security environment has not entered a period of elevated risk. It has entered a…
Read More »IBCS at the Crossroads: What Four Decades of Transformation History Tell Us About Why This System Cannot Be Replaced
Part One of this series laid out the operational case for the Integrated Battle Command System…
Read More »The Malacca Chessboard: And Shaping a Way Ahead for Deterrence
When Washington and Jakarta unveiled a new “Major Defense Cooperation Partnership” in mid‑April 2026, the language…
Read More »Three Webs at Malacca: From Architecture to Operational Reality
The emerging U.S. posture at the Strait of Malacca represents more than incremental security cooperation or…
Read More »Jamie Dimon’s Call to Arms: JPMorganChase and Shaping the Way Ahead
The JPMorgan CEO’s 2025 annual letter delivers a sweeping strategic vision for military strength, economic primacy,…
Read More »Australian Defence 2026: The Sir Richard Williams 23 April 2026 Seminar Report
This report argues that Australia must treat “fight tonight” as an immediate, whole‑of‑nation standard and shows…
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