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The Coming Crisis with North Korea

Archive, Strategic AdversariesChina, counterspace capabilities, cryptocurrency theft, cyber operations, electromagnetic pulse, hypersonic missiles, IAEA, intercontinental ballistic missiles, Kim Jong Un, missile defense, missile program, Nuclear Weapons, proliferation, proxy warfare, Russia, sanctions evasion, space warfare, weapons of mass destruction, Yongbyon

The Coming Crisis with North Korea

Nathan A. Heard0 Comments

Published: July 16, 2026 Is North Korea winning? Along with the country’s expanding nuclear arsenal and delivery systems, North Korea continues to develop and demonstrate expertise in cyber and space warfare that soon…

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The Halls of Ivy and National Defense

Archive, Defense & Security, Government & Politics, Strategic Adversariesactivism, antisemitism, armed forces, campus protests, categorization, China, classroom discourse, Columbia University, counterinsurgency, Deterrence, education policy, education reform, engineering, family values, federal government, First Amendment, free speech, global competitiveness, government micro-management, Harvard, innovation, international threats, Ivy League, Leadership, learning experiences, Middle America, military, military academies, military experience, military service, National defense, National Security, NIDS, Nuclear Weapons, OODA loop, patriotism, Penn State-Brandywine, political influence, public institutions, radicals, research funding, Routledge Handbook, Russia, science, settlement, society, space warfare, Stephen J. Cimbala, technology, Trump administration, Ukraine, universities, University of Pennsylvania, urban terrorism, war fighting, workforce

The Halls of Ivy and National Defense

Stephen Cimbala2 Comments

Published: May 19, 2026 The relationship between the federal government and American universities is tense and often misunderstood. The gap between the purposes and priorities of government, on one side,…

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A Realist Shift in Western Military Space Posture

Archive, Space Deterrence & Conflictallied space cooperation, Allied Space Operations Doctrine, bodyguard satellites, C4I disruption, China, Christophe Bosquillon , defense modernization, deterrence shift, deterrence strategy, France, Germany, guardian satellites, India, Indo-Pacific, international partnerships, IRIS² constellation, Japan, long-range kill webs, military space capacity building, National Institute for Deterrence Studies. , NATO, Russia, satellite resilience, Space control, space deterrence, space domain, space domain awareness, space industrial base, space rules of engagement, space situational awareness, space sovereignty, space warfare, space weaponization, Starlink dependency, tactical responsive launch, United Kingdom, US Space Force, Western military posture

A Realist Shift in Western Military Space Posture

Christophe Bosquillon0 Comments

In late September 2025, Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink made history when he suggested the US Space Force is going full “space control” mode. This is the 2025…

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An Endgame in Ukraine

Allies & Extended Deterrence, Archive, Deterrence & Foreign Policy, Government & Politics, Strategic AdversariesAmerican weapons, Christophe Bosquillon , conflict resolution, Crimea, cyber warfare, Deterrence, Donbass, drone warfare, EU, European NATO, missile warfare, NATO, natural gas, negotiated settlement, nuclear arms, public opinion, reconstruction, Russia, sanctions, space warfare, Trump administration, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin

An Endgame in Ukraine

Christophe Bosquillon1 Comment

The incoming Trump administration will pick up the Ukraine dossier where the outgoing administration left it. As American leadership moves away from election rhetorics and back to the reality of…

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