Commentary
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Oct- 2023 -2 October
Veterans Shouldn’t Face New Restrictions on Filing Disability Claims
Veterans should be able to access earned benefits without getting tangled up in complex paperwork and bureaucracy.
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Sep- 2023 -22 September
How to Fix the Dearth of US Cyber Professionals Impacting National Security
The shortage of cybersecurity professionals in the United States is a pressing concern with far-reaching national security implications.
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Aug- 2023 -25 August
After Dreadnought Subs, UK Must Integrate Nuclear Airborne Capabilities
The UK should proactively safeguard its interests and NATO commitments by diversifying its nuclear delivery platforms.
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17 August
Breaking the Russia-Ukraine Stalemate Through Innovative Diplomacy
The Russia-Ukraine war demands a departure from conventional thinking and a willingness to explore uncharted territories of diplomacy.
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10 August
Creativity and Boldness Will Win the Wars of the 21st Century
Military decision-makers must prioritize resiliency, flexibility, and interoperability over a reliance on large, expensive assets.
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8 August
Walking the Nuclear Tightrope: NATO’s Balancing Act in Ukraine
Western policymakers and their Russian counterparts must refocus on diplomacy, strategic restraint, and crisis management to avoid accidental nuclear escalation over Ukraine.
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Jul- 2023 -12 July
US Army Should Rethink Its Vertical Lift Modernization Program
Instead of investing in expensive and untested platforms like the US Army's Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft, defense budgets should be spent on upgrading existing systems.
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6 July
The Future of Wagner’s Adventurism in Africa: Clues From Prigozhin
Despite sanctions, the Wagner Group’s extensive business interests in Africa indicate that the group’s next moves may still focus on the continent.
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Jun- 2023 -27 June
Destabilizing Africa: Iranian Drones Menace Morocco
With support for opponents of Morocco, Iran seeks to undermine a staunch Western ally that serves as a bedrock of stability in a troubled neighborhood.
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21 June
Escalation or Defense? Unveiling Errors in Discussing Military Aid to Ukraine
A clear aggressor (Russia) that illegally invades a sovereign nation is primarily responsible for any “escalation” necessary to counter their attacks.
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