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How Ukraine Rewrites the Economics of Combat Power in the New Revolution of Military Affairs

April 25, 2026

Europe’s New Infrastructure War Against Russia-Linked Cyber Threats

April 25, 2026

The Algorithmic Battlefield: How Artificial Intelligence Is Reshaping Modern Warfare Without Accountability

April 22, 2026

AI and the Future of Critical Infrastructure Security

April 20, 2026

Four Futures of Work: How China Disrupts the Global AI Labor Framework

Three Western views on AI and jobs warn of collapse, gradual shift, or net creation. China operates on a fourth logic that treats workforce management as state power. This analysis compares all four frameworks and what democracies should learn from the Chinese exception.

Four Futures of Work: How China Disrupts the Global AI Labor Framework

Europe’s New Infrastructure War Against Russia-Linked Cyber Threats

Europe’s Rearmament Problem

The Military Anatomy of the Israel-United States war on Iran

An in-depth look at the weapons, airpower, missiles, drones, defense industries, materials, and strategic logic shaping the Israel-Iran war, with close attention to...

April 7, 2026

Strategic Non-Closure in the War on Iran

The unprecedented expenditure of Tomahawk missiles in the war imposed on Iran reveals more than the scale of coalition firepower. It exposes the...

by Amin Nouri

April 6, 2026

Iran’s Asymmetric Strategy: Time, Pressure, and the Limits of Attrition

Early indicators point to partial operational gains, yet they do not settle the outcome. Iran’s approach relies less on intensity than on continuity,...

March 18, 2026

Europe’s Rearmament Problem

Europe is spending more on defence, but FCAS shows why money does not translate automatically into power. The project’s crisis is less about...

February 24, 2026

The Geopolitics of Digital Vulnerability

Cybersecurity depends on coordination. As institutional restructuring and strategic reprioritization reshape Washington’s posture, the resilience of the international cyber order is increasingly uncertain.

February 19, 2026

When the AI Boom Stumbles: How a Market Slide Could Reshape American Power and Asia’s Balance

Growing fears of an AI downturn are colliding with intensifying U.S.–China rivalry. A sharp correction could fuel pressure to loosen chip controls, tempt...

December 6, 2025

Recasting EU–NATO Cooperation in a Fragmented Security Order

EU–NATO cooperation increasingly determines how Europe handles war in Ukraine, Arctic competition, southern instability and climate strain, yet remains fragmented, with concrete options...

November 23, 2025

From Cloud Outage to Command Vulnerability: How Grid Hardware, Critical Minerals, and Chinese Industrial Policy Rewire U.S. Compute Power

The October 2025 AWS us-east-1 outage is used to show how U.S. and allied command, finance, and logistics now depend on a cloud...

November 23, 2025

China–Russia Military Cooperation on Taiwan: How a Battalion Contract Becomes a Two-Theater Problem

China’s quiet decision to let Russia train a PLA airborne battalion for operations against Taiwan is more than a technical upgrade. It signals...

November 23, 2025

Air Superiority under Contestation: Contemporary Campaigns and the Changing Conditions of Control in the Air Domain

The article compares Russia’s failure to secure lasting air control over Ukraine with Israel’s successful long-range campaign against Iran to show how air...

November 23, 2025