A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
The Evolving Political-Military Aims in the War in Ukraine After 100 Days
A nation must think before it acts.
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Back with a Vengeance: The Return of Rough and Tumble Geopolitics
Damjan Krnjevic Miskovic - Orbis January 19, 2021 -
Stuck in the Middle: Taiwan’s Semiconductor Industry, the U.S.-China Tech Fight, and Cross-Strait Stability
Thomas J. Shattuck - Orbis January 19, 2021 -
Russia’s Artificial Intelligence Strategy: The Role of State-Owned Firms
Stephanie PetrellaChris MillerBenjamin Cooper - Orbis January 19, 2021 -
When Rivalry Goes Viral: COVID-19, U.S.-China Relations, and East Asia
Jacques deLisle - Orbis January 19, 2021 -
National Security in the Post-Pandemic Era
Frank G. Hoffman - Orbis January 19, 2021 -
How NATO Manages the “Bear” and the “Dragon”
Elbridge A. ColbyIan Brzezinski - Orbis January 19, 2021 -
The Perils of Forecasting
Robert D. Kaplan - Orbis January 19, 2021 -
Editor’s Corner Winter 2021
Nikolas K. Gvosdev - Orbis January 19, 2021 -
Taking Flight: China, Japan, and South Korea Get Aircraft Carriers
Felix K. Chang - Analysis January 14, 2021 -
Understanding the Wave of Normalization in the Middle East
Joshua Krasna - Analysis January 13, 2021 -
The Way Forward for the United States in Somalia
Stephen M. Schwartz - Analysis January 12, 2021 -
Does Africa Matter to the United States?
Charles A. Ray - Analysis January 11, 2021 -
Trends in Terrorism: What’s on the Horizon in 2021?
Colin P. Clarke - Analysis January 05, 2021 -
US-Baltic Defense Cooperation in the Transition from Trump to Biden
Lukas Milevski - Baltic Bulletin December 23, 2020 -
Nord Stream 2: Germany’s Faustian Bargain with Gazprom and Why it Matters for the Baltics
Matthew Thomas - Baltic Bulletin December 22, 2020