Carlo J.V. Caro, The Diplomat Beijing is often framed as a unitary actor, but the reality is that many actors influence policy decisions.
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Heckmann, NDM ARLINGTON, Virginia — Approaching anti-submarine warfare in 2023 is a study in lessons learned, carrying industry leaders back 70 years to look for answers…

J.D. Hill, Front Page The cost of ignoring the ethical dimensions of our sex identities.
If you’re like me you’ve probably had it with being afraid of the sheer rise in power that…

CRS From the report
The U.S. government has continued to express concerns about China’s record concerning the proliferation of nuclear- and missile-related technologies to other…

Friedman, Geopolitical Futures The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan is moving to its inevitable conclusion. The Taliban, the radical Islamists the U.S. was fighting, are taking back

Richard Lachmann, Jacobin The United States has the most powerful military in the world. Yet it just keeps losing wars. Why?

John Waters, Real Clear Defense Clausewitz tells us to measure society’s strength by whether we achieve victory on the battlefield. Victory entails not just destroying the enemy’s fighting…

Harlan Ullman, Observer If the U.S. military was a sports team, it would land in the bottom divisions.

The Hill A top House Republican has officially launched a probe into the Biden administration’s chaotic…

Jeff Jager, 1945 The U.S. military has very limited experience in and a very mixed record with providing the Bradley Fighting Vehicle to foreign partners.