China, America, and Thucydides’ Trap
How can China and America avoid the war that befell Athens and Sparta?
Richard Allen HydeDecember 1, 2023
Russia, Iran, and China are Weaker Than They Appear
Despite narratives of Western decline, we must observe the problems afflicting our rivals as well
Simon MaassNovember 29, 2023
National Security is Not an Abstraction
“National security” may sound like an abstraction, but in reality it’s anything but
James RowellNovember 28, 2023
Recognize the CCP’s Double Persecution in Xinjiang
The Uyghur women of Xinjiang face persecution, not only for their religion but also their sex. This double persecution is not unique to Xinjiang.
Susan Yoshihara & Peter TozziOctober 24, 2023
It is High Time to Move Forward with the Saudi Defense Deal for American, Israeli, and Saudi Security
President Biden’s policy of ignoring Saudi Arabia must end
Charlotte ArmisteadSeptember 26, 2023
Iran and BRICS: Can the Outlier be Tamed?
BRICS is adding many new members, including Iran; what will that mean for the Islamic Regime?
Farhad RezaeiSeptember 15, 2023
Global Strategy, Regional Tactics
Although the threats to the American-led world order are linked at a strategic level, dealing with each successfully requires different regional tactics.
Mike CotéAugust 2, 2023
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Subtext: Science-Fiction as a Guide to China’s Military Future, Part Two
How might Cixin Liu’s Three-Body Problem trilogy of novels reveal plans for China’s desired future military expansion – to infinity and beyond?
Steven TuckerJuly 26, 2023
Literary Devices: Science-Fiction as a Guide to China’s Military Future, Part 1
Sci-fi has often enabled writers to fight the wars of tomorrow – today! But what do such stories tell us about potential 21st-century conflicts involving China?
Steven TuckerJuly 25, 2023
Will You Partner With Providence?