A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
The State of Baltic Studies
A nation must think before it acts.
Articles
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Latvia’s Renewed Conscription Turns Two
Māris Andžāns - Analysis June 27, 2025 -
Covert Action: Evaluating the Future Leadership of US Strategic Covert Operations
Philip WasielewskiDoug Wise - Analysis June 27, 2025 -
Burkina Faso: The World’s Disinformation Lab is an International Security Disaster
Raphael Parens - Analysis June 25, 2025 -
Russia Won’t Sit Out a US-China Asia-Pacific War
Garrett Campbell - Analysis June 24, 2025 -
More African Nations Meet Trump Administration Travel Restrictions
Michael Walsh - Analysis June 23, 2025 -
Will Russia’s Political Warfare Operations in the Balkans Fuel Its Next War?
Ivana StradnerPeter LaBelle - Analysis June 17, 2025 -
Russia’s Use of the Instruments of Statecraft in the Indo-Pacific
Alexander Korolev - Reports June 06, 2025 -
Japan’s Immigration Policy and the Kurdish Population
Ray Matsumoto - Intern Corner June 05, 2025 -
India’s Evolved Convoluted Deterrence
Suyash Desai - Analysis June 02, 2025 -
Which Alternative Future Should Sánchez and Trump Pursue for US-Spain Relations?
Alberto BuenoMichael WalshJuan Luis Manfredi Sánchez - Analysis May 29, 2025 -
Reimagining Irregular Warfare: The Case for a Modernized OSS 2.0
Doug Livermore - Analysis May 28, 2025 -
Secretary Hegseth’s First Shangri-La Dialogue Speech: Why It Matters—and What to Watch For
Chris Estep - Analysis May 28, 2025 -
Prometheism: A Polish Covert Action Program
Philip Wasielewski - Reports May 27, 2025 -
Why Trump Won’t Sacrifice Taiwan
Brendan Flynn - Analysis May 27, 2025 -
Will ECOWAS Survive Until 2030?
Komlan Avoulete - Analysis May 22, 2025