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Where Next for Australia’s Defence Force in Space?

Malcolm Davis1 Comment

The Albanese government’s 2024 National Defence Strategy (NDS), and its accompanying Integrated Investment Program (IIP), both released on April 17, represent the beginning of a biennial process of defense policy…

Archive, Emerging Threats, Strategic Adversariesborder patrol, hamas, Hezbollah, Houthi, illegal aliens, Iran, NDAA, North Korea, Nuclear Deterrence, terrorists, weapons of mass destruction

Do Not Let Terrorism Distract from Deterrence

Daniel Wasserman1 Comment

The September 11, 2001, terrorist attack on the United States was a watershed moment that changed the focus of American national defense. In 2021, Brown University’s Watson Institute for International…

Archive, Space Deterrence & ConflictAir Force, Army, CBO, congress, forces, pentagon, Space, space force, Space National Guard, spacepower

Space Guard Opponents Seek Unraveling of Constitution’s National Defense Framework

Christopher Stone0 Comments

Since the establishment of the United States Space Force in 2019, many in the federal defense establishment have aggressively fought to prevent the establishment of the Space National Guard. The…

Archive, Arms Control & Nonproliferation, Strategic Adversariesbombers, China, CSNO, FOBs, ICBM, Indo-Pacific, Japan, NATO, North Korea, NPT, Nuclear Deterrence, Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, SLBM, South Korea, START, USS Kentucky

Nuclear Castling in the Indo-Pacific

Michael R. DeMarco0 Comments

It is time to restation nuclear weapons in South Korea. The United States must modernize extended deterrence and strengthen the assurance of allies across the Indo-Pacific region. While the United…

Archive, Space Deterrence & Conflictanti-satellite, Arms Control, ASAT, China, NGO, Nuclear Deterrence, Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, outer space law, policy, Russia, satellite, Space, space deterrence

Two Years After the ASAT Test Ban: A Realistic Assessment

Michael J. Listner2 Comments

Introduction Two years have passed since the United States announced a unilateral ban on the testing of destructive anti-satellite (ASAT) weapons. The ban was announced on April 12, 2022, and…

Archive, Strategic Adversariesarms, demographic decline, destruction, economy, EU, infrastructure, Nuclear Deterrence, reconstruction, Russia, Soviet Union, Ukraine, Western strength

Ukraine’s Long-Term Catastrophes: Demographic Decline and Economic Devastation

Amit Gupta0 Comments

As the war in Ukraine grinds on with mounting casualties on both sides, Americans are debating whether to continue funding Kyiv’s war effort. Ukraine, however, faces two far greater long-term…

Archive, Strategic Adversariesnuclear capabilities, Nuclear Deterrence, nuclear modernization, Nuclear Poster Review, Sea-launched cruise missile, SLCM, slcm-n, US Navy

Re-Establishing Non-Strategic Nuclear Capabilities in the United States Navy

William Atkins1 Comment

In an era marked by escalating tensions, the concept of nuclear deterrence still holds profound significance and elicits multifaceted discussion and debate. One proposition in the defense community is the…

Archive, Strategic AdversariesCanada, deception, Disinformation, Fake News, NATO, Nuclear Deterrence, psychological profiling, South Korea, three body problem, UK

Realpolitik and Fake News Complicate Nuclear Deterrence

Joe Buff & Aaron Holland0 Comments

For America to pragmatically solve the nuclear strategy three body problem—simultaneously deterring Russia, China, and North Korea—the United States must compensate for three characteristics of the international system: realpolitik, fake…

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Fortifying America’s Pacific Presence: Revitalizing Tinian Island’s Airfield

Joshua Thibert0 Comments

The recent allocation of $409 million in funding by the United States Air Force (USAF) to revitalize an airfield on the island of Tinian signifies a definitive long-term investment and…

Archive, Strategic Adversariesculture, Great Power Competition, Iran, IRI, Islamic Republic of Iran, Islamic Revolution, Mujahideen, Nuclear Weapons

Nuclear Iran: A Strategic Culture Perspective

Morteza Safari1 Comment

In August 2002, an Iranian opposition group, Mujahideen e-Khalq, held a conference warning the West that the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI) was building nuclear facilities in two Iranian cities,…

Archive, Arms Control & Nonproliferation, Strategic AdversariesAfrican National Congress, Belarus, China, Germany, Kazakhstan, nonproliferation, North Atlantic Treaty, Nuclear Deterrence, nuclear disarmament, Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, Nuclear Weapons, Russia, South Africa, Taiwan, Ukraine

America’s Vital Nonproliferation Interests

Joe Buff & Peter Huessy0 Comments

There are at least five compelling reasons for supporting continued American efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear arms. This is despite the aggressive nuclear buildup of Russia and China.…