Is America Reverting to Isolationism?
Joseph S. Nye, The Strategist (ASPI) The first debate between the Republican Party’s candidates for next year’s US presidential election revealed major schisms over foreign policy. While…
Commentary & Analysis
Exercise Digital Horizon: Accelerating the Development of USVs
Galdorisi, CIMSEC The international community has been tremendously proactive in undertaking operations, exercises, experiments, and demonstration to accelerate the development and fielding…
The Weapons Industry Has a ‘Need for Speed’ but Can Be Accident Prone
RS Reformers inside the military want better ‘innovation’ but getting contractors money faster doesn’t always result in better a product.
$250 Million in Aid to Ukraine After Pentagon Accounting Error
Li, Epoch Times The Pentagon will take the weapons from existing U.S. stockpiles and quickly ship them to Ukraine.
Central Asian Connectivity Is Crucial to America’s Strategic Interests
NatInterest What rationale and strategies drive U.S. engagement in shaping the establishment of new trade routes for Central Asian trade?
How Putin Is Weaponising Prigozhin
Ian Garner, UnHerd The dead traitor has become a war hero
Is the Biden Administration’s Ukraine Policy Sustainable?
Daniel DePetris, DNews On Aug. 24, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered an inspirational speech in Kyiv’s St. Sophia Square to mark Ukraine’s Independence Day. His message was…
10 Years After Obama’s Embarrassing ‘Red Line’ Retreat
Daniel Larison, RespState For the first time in decades, the interventionists lost. But that just meant no president asked for permission again.
Washington’s ‘Wishful Thinking’ on Ukraine
Connor Echols, Responsible Statecraft Russia hawks have no shortage of unrealistic assumptions underlying their views on the conflict.