Could a regional conflict reshape the global order? This study explores Operation Epic Fury and its strategic implications for Gulf security and stability.
Western intelligence agencies systematically attribute adversary vulnerabilities they simultaneously share, driven by three structural incentives: narrative pressure, accountability asymmetry, and confirmation cascades, with five recent cases proving the pattern.
Ukraine’s drone-heavy attrition, Maduro’s AI-synchronised raid, and Iran’s machine-speed targeting show warfare shifting from human judgment to algorithm-driven, autonomous decisions over lethal force.
Artificial intelligence is transforming intelligence analysis by enabling rapid processing of massive datasets, augmenting human analysts while raising critical questions about reliability, governance, and ethical oversight.
Operation Epic Fury reshaped the Middle East after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. Tehran now responds through calibrated military, cyber, and proxy actions across the region.
Russia is waging a sustained gray-zone campaign across Europe that prioritizes calibrated disruption over mass casualties while testing Western deterrence thresholds.
The Frost and Fire: Geopolitical Landscape Post-U.S. Elections 2025 Wargame was conducted as part of Georgetown University’s Master of Professional Studies in Applied Intelligence program.
The Ukraine and Israel-Hamas conflicts reveal modern warfare complexities, challenging traditional deterrence, highlighting low-cost weaponry, and influencing global alliances and strategic calculations for policymakers and strategists.
The proposed policy for recruiting foreign fighters in exchange for a path to Ukrainian citizenship is directly aligned with the global struggle between democratic and autocratic regimes. By actively supporting Ukraine in this manner, democratic countries are taking a stand...
This article examines recent actions and threats related to nuclear weapons may signal a departure from decades long nuclear deterrence strategy by China and Russia.