Browsing: Strategic Affairs

WSJ Airstrikes have targeted organizations responsible for suppressing protests and cracking down on separatists; analysts are skeptical the strategy will…

R.W. Olmstead, RCDefense The history of U.S. regime changes and occupations is replete with failures and only a few successes.…

Noah Glyn, RealClearDefense American political support for Israel has declined to its lowest point in decades. A recent

Gary Anderson, The American Spectator How Iran’s factions might react — and what to watch for in a post‑regime crisis.…

Mani Nouri, RealClearDefense There are defining moments in history that a window of opportunity opens to do the right thing…

Galvão & Honorato, Military Review Challenge of Planning for Security in a Competition with China in Africa Source link

SWJ In an era of strategic competition, America’s adversaries are engaged in persistent operations against US interests in a spectrum…

Defense Opinion Europe is not in fact short of money. Germany, Britain, France and Italy are the world’s third, sixth,…

Mingus, et al., MWI Starting in 1997, every major at the Army’s Command and General Staff College received a multihour…

John Coyne, The Strategist China’s advantage isn’t simply dominance; it is integration—processing capacity is linked to manufacturing demand and is…