Commentary
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Apr- 2023 -4 April
Do Not Hope for a Sino-Russian Split in Central Asia
China and Russia will overlook any incompatibilities in Central Asia to resist the greater challenger towards their multipolar world order.
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Mar- 2023 -29 March
Innovating Our Destruction: The Technologizing of Warfare
Advancements in AI, space exploration, and missile defense can bring great benefits but also pose grave risks, and caution is necessary to avoid innovating humanity's destruction.
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23 March
What Ukraine Teaches the US About Combat Helicopter Operations
The divergent results of Ukrainian and Russian helicopter operations are a reminder to value the US Army's unrivaled aviation capability.
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13 March
Putin’s Long Game in Ukraine
Putin is playing a long game in Ukraine, and a strong response from the US is needed to defend democracy, prevent global disorder, and support Ukraine.
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10 March
How Did a Crippled TTP Reemerge in Pakistan?
Due to mismanagement, short-sighted policies, miscalculations, and elements beyond its control, terrorism is once more on the ascent in Pakistan.
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6 March
Putin’s Desperate Attempt to Control the Narrative Amid Military Failures
Putin's suspension of New START is a calculated but desperate move to control the narrative amid Russia's military failures in Ukraine.
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Feb- 2023 -10 February
China’s Spy Balloon Is National Security Wake-Up Call for the US
As China is expanding its hegemonic activities, the United States must look to shore itself up both militarily and economically against the PRC.
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Jan- 2023 -31 January
Attacking Our Leading Tech Innovators for Political Gain Comes at Our Own Peril
America must wake up to the reality that technology is at its advantage and attacking leading tech innovators for political gain comes at its own peril.
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19 January
China Aims for Nuclear Parity: Should the US Be Worried?
It’s likely that before 2030 China will possess nuclear weapons and delivery systems nearly approximate to the US -- a worrying parity not seen since the Cold War.
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12 January
Sinophobia Can Be a Dangerous Disease for the Marine Corps
Policymakers need to ask themselves whether it is wise to allow the US Marine Corps to concentrate on a Sino-American conflict -- a threat that may be more myth than reality.
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