A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
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A nation must think before it acts.
Articles
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Tanks a Lot (Well, Actually Not That Many for Ukraine)
Robert E. Hamilton - Analysis February 02, 2023 -
Turkey’s New Foreign Policy: Ankara’s Ambitions, Regional Responses, and Implications for the United States
Aaron SteinNicholas Danforth - Reports February 01, 2023 -
Japan’s Bigger Defense Budget: Getting to Effective Deterrence
Felix K. Chang - Analysis January 31, 2023 -
Wagner Group Redefined: Threats and Responses
Raphael Parens - Analysis January 30, 2023 -
The Realist Case for Ukraine
Jeffrey Mankoff - Revisiting Orbis January 25, 2023 -
Mr. Kishida Goes to Washington, And What it Means for the United States
June Teufel Dreyer - Analysis January 18, 2023 -
A Deeper Look Into the West African Coup Wave
Daniel Baltoi - Intern Corner January 09, 2023 -
On the Horns of a Dilemma: Will Corruption Bring Down the Chinese Communist Party?
George A. B. Peirce - Reports January 06, 2023 -
‘Let’s Make a Deal’? Ukraine and the Poor Prospects for Negotiations with Putin
Frank G. Hoffman - Revisiting Orbis January 05, 2023 -
Japan’s New National Security Strategy Is Making Waves
Ryan Ashley - Analysis January 04, 2023 -
Trends in Terrorism: What’s on the Horizon in 2023?
Colin P. Clarke - Analysis January 03, 2023 -
How the Battle for the Donbas Shaped Ukraine’s Success
Rob LeeMichael Kofman - Analysis December 23, 2022 -
US-Africa Leaders Summit: New Beginning or Old Wine in a New Bottle?
Charles A. Ray - Analysis December 22, 2022 -
Article 5 for the Next Decade of NATO
Mohamed Amersi - Analysis December 20, 2022 -
Will Russia Survive Until 2084?
Philip Wasielewski - Reports December 20, 2022