A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
In Conversation with Linda Ozola | Latvia’s Crisis Management and Civil Defense
A nation must think before it acts.
Articles
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Trial by Fire for Japan’s New Prime Minister
Shihoko Goto - Analysis October 21, 2025 -
Shallow Ramparts: Air and Missile Defenses in the June 2025 Israel-Iran War
Sam Lair - Reports October 17, 2025 -
American Missiles and Russian Dachas: Tomahawk and the Future of Stability and Deterrence in Europe
Aaron SteinSam Lair - Analysis October 16, 2025 -
Is Gen Z Reshaping Africa’s Political Landscape?
Charles A. Ray - Analysis October 15, 2025 -
America Looks to Finland to Save Its Icebreaker Fleet
Emma Salisbury - Analysis October 14, 2025 -
The Domestic Response to Operation “Rising Lion”
Anat ShapiraIdit Shafran GittlemanYarden AssrafDana Karniely - Analysis October 09, 2025 -
Political Stability Must Top Japan’s Leadership Agenda
Shihoko Goto - Analysis October 08, 2025 -
The African Growth and Opportunity Act is No More
Charles A. Ray - Analysis October 07, 2025 -
AUKUS Still Has a Virginia Problem
Emma Salisbury - Analysis October 07, 2025 -
The State of Baltic Studies
Ben Gardner-GillEpp AnnusKarsten BrüggemannJörg Hackmann - Conversations October 06, 2025 -
China’s Closing Window: Strategic Compression and the Risk of Crisis
Ryan Agee - Analysis October 02, 2025 -
America’s Scale Problem
Mohammed Soliman - Analysis October 01, 2025 -
The Return of Subic Bay
Emma Salisbury - Analysis September 29, 2025 -
Glimmers of Optimism: Evaluating Taiwan’s Evolving Political Landscape
Brendan Flynn - Analysis September 25, 2025 -
Iran’s Perilous Path Back to Power
Afshon Ostovar - Outside Publications September 18, 2025