Commentary
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Mar- 2023 -6 March
Putin’s Desperate Attempt to Control the Narrative Amid Military Failures
Putin's suspension of New START is a calculated but desperate move to control the narrative amid Russia's military failures in Ukraine.
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Feb- 2023 -10 February
China’s Spy Balloon Is National Security Wake-Up Call for the US
As China is expanding its hegemonic activities, the United States must look to shore itself up both militarily and economically against the PRC.
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Jan- 2023 -31 January
Attacking Our Leading Tech Innovators for Political Gain Comes at Our Own Peril
America must wake up to the reality that technology is at its advantage and attacking leading tech innovators for political gain comes at its own peril.
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19 January
China Aims for Nuclear Parity: Should the US Be Worried?
It’s likely that before 2030 China will possess nuclear weapons and delivery systems nearly approximate to the US -- a worrying parity not seen since the Cold War.
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12 January
Sinophobia Can Be a Dangerous Disease for the Marine Corps
Policymakers need to ask themselves whether it is wise to allow the US Marine Corps to concentrate on a Sino-American conflict -- a threat that may be more myth than reality.
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9 January
Serbian President Vucic’s Gift to NATO and the West
Diplomatic discourse that strongly responds to Serbia while advancing Kosovo is worthy of effort, especially with existing regional security challenges in Ukraine.
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Dec- 2022 -28 December
The Importance of Layered Defense: Lessons Learned From Ukraine
The US needs to be prepared to counter future battlefields threats or risk losing the technological edge its military has held in the previous decades.
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9 December
Hypersonic Missiles: Overhyped or the Future of Warfare?
Hypersonic missiles have been thrown into the limelight due to their use by Russia against Ukraine, but their usefulness in combat is up for debate.
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7 December
South Korea’s Missile Capability Is Faltering. Here’s What It Should Do
South Korea’s missile capabilities are inadequate for the North’s increasingly hostile and sophisticated nuclear arsenal.
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6 December
Critical Mineral Access is a Serious National Security Risk
Access to critical minerals such as lithium, nickel, copper, and cobalt is a risk to US national security that doesn’t receive the attention it deserves.
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