The disagreement between Washington and European capitals is not really about whether Russia plans a conventional invasion of NATO. It is about deterrence, hybrid warfare…
Indirect channels remain alive even as military escalation, economic pressure and competing demands over the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s nuclear programme make a negotiated…
The widening geography of strikes suggests that Washington and Tehran are moving beyond a contained bilateral confrontation toward a more dangerous contest over military access,…
The United States remains economically powerful, but slower growth, expensive energy, persistent inflation and rising fiscal pressures are revealing how a distant war can gradually…
Rising military expenditure is forcing Moscow to choose between battlefield endurance, fiscal stability and Russia’s long-term economic power By The Grand Strategy Institute Research Division…
As climate vulnerability collides with competition among China, the United States, Australia and other powers, Pacific island states are seeking to convert their growing geopolitical…
How artificial intelligence, low power sensors and battlefield adaptation are turning unmanned aircraft into instruments of persistent area denial The Grand Strategy InstituteDefence and Emerging…
