Deterring China: Strong Alliances and Effective Defenses
Here are some positive outcomes from the Chinese Communist Party’s descent into North Korean–style insult and…
Read More »Azerbaijan Victory In Nagorno-Karabakh: Shaping an Innovative Approach
A recent article published on November 13, 2020 by Radio Free Europe written by Ron Synotviz…
Read More »Moving Beyond Linear Deterrence
As the recently-released 2020 Defence Strategic Update (DSU) makes clear, the prevalence of coercive statecraft in…
Read More »Australian Army Strategic Assessment: Fall 2020
There is a widespread lack of confidence in data concerning the impact of COVID-19, warranting ‘warlike’ government…
Read More »Turkey and the West: Strategic Drift and Conflict
Turkey is slowly but surely drifting away from the West. The recent spat between Turkish President…
Read More »Post-COVID-19 Planning: How to Protect National Sovereign Research Capability
COVID-19 is not the end of the world, although one can be forgiven for assuming that…
Read More »Is a War With China Inevitable?
It has become fashionable to speculate about the risk of a coming war between China and…
Read More »The Fight Against China’s Theft of Space Technology
As Politico outlined, “the NASA Authorization Act of 2019 was introduced in the Senate in November to set…
Read More »Defending South of Australia’s ‘First Island Chain’
A continuing theme in Chinese strategic thinking is the concept of “island chains” with the First…
Read More »The QUAD and Its Evolution: An Indian Perspective
Many analysts are underscoring the importance of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD) as a response to…
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