Commentary
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Mar- 2022 -24 March
What Happens if Russia Wins or Loses in Ukraine?
The final impact of the Ukraine war mainly depends on whether Putin wins and how decisive this victory will be.
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24 March
Drones: Militant Game Changer in the Middle East?
Militants in the Middle East are likely to view drones as a useful addition to their current arsenal which adds a level of complexity to military operations.
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22 March
US Should Abandon Strategic Ambiguity for ‘Dual Clarity’ Toward Taiwan
The US should consider a policy of dual clarity toward Taiwan, under which it would only intervene if China invades without Taiwan unilaterally declaring independence.
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21 March
If the DoD Is Serious About Electric Vehicles, It Should Go All In
The US Army has already incorporated non-tactical electric vehicles into its long-range force structure, and other branches should follow suit.
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20 March
Even a Limited No-Fly Zone Can Help Preserve Freedom in Ukraine
As Russia further encircles Kyiv, the West should answer President Zelensky’s repeated call to enforce a no-fly zone, even if it's limited.
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17 March
How Likely Is Biological and Chemical Warfare in Ukraine?
Putin wants this current invasion over with as quickly as possible and chemical weapons could help achieve this.
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16 March
Crisis for the Ages: Why Ukraine’s Invasion Is More Than Your Everyday War
The gravity of the rapidly escalating violence combined with Ukraine's geographical location has made the Russian invasion stand out the way it has.
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15 March
Ukraine Isn’t Waging an Insurgency – Yet
The US should prepare for the possibility that Ukraine will need political and military support to fight an unconventional campaign against Russia.
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15 March
For China, Ukraine Is the Right Crisis at the Wrong Time
In a war in East Asia, the US is now far more likely to receive prompt and significant economic assistance from European allies.
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15 March
Perception and Misperception of Vladimir Putin
Before the invasion, Putin was seeking a radical reevaluation of European security in Russia’s favor. He instead achieved the opposite.
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