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Countless books about the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor show that hard intelligence was there in bits and pieces but was not acted on correctly. On that day of infamy,…
Asking whether Iran has been “defeated” leads nowhere. If defeat means removing the regime, the answer is plainly no. The Islamic Republic is still standing. Its supreme leader, however, was…
O que significa ser uma potência média democrática na era da ascensão da China? E por que duas nações que compartilham tanto — territórios vastos, economias baseadas em recursos naturais,…
Originally published in Breaking Defense, September 4, 2026 Rear Adm. Max “Pepper” McCoy, the Chief of Naval Air Training, describes the system he runs as a factory conveyor belt: the…
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Microsoft’s A$25 billion investment in Australian AI and cloud infrastructure positions the country as a significant node in the Indo-Pacific’s trusted digital architecture. That creates a strategic opportunity – one…
By Robbin Laird
On 1 October, at the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra, the Sir Richard Williams Foundation held its second seminar of 2026, The Requirement for Air Combat Mass and Depth in the Indo-Pacific. One session carried the question that sits under most air force
