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Victor Cha, et al. | 2026.02.26
As new and enduring uncertainties shape the Indo-Pacific and the U.S.-ROK alliance, this study assesses extended nuclear deterrence cooperation within the alliance and recommend ways to strengthen its credibility and resilience.
Sidharth Kaushal | 2026.02.26
This paper examines the role of conventional prompt strike – including medium-range ballistic missiles and hypersonic glide vehicles – as an emerging component of European military power.
Japhet Quitzon and Gregory B. Poling | 2026.02.25
The bilateral relationship between the United States and the Philippines has experienced a renaissance over the last five years. Despite this positive direction, both militarily and economically, the Philippines does not receive sufficient attention in Washington.
Brett Edwards and Luca Trenta | 2026.02.25
The death of Navalny in a Russian prison is the latest in a long history of state assassinations using poison. But why is it used and can an effective deterrent be engaged?
Broderick McDonald, et al. | 2026.02.25
Middle powers like the UK and Canada will not win the race for ever larger AI models, but through collaboration they can win the deployment race.
Bonny Lin, et al. | 2026.02.24
This report brings together assessments on Xi Jinping’s unprecedented purge of officers from all areas of its armed forces. Experts predict what this means for military readiness, modernization goals, and the reconstitution of the high command.
Laurie Bristow | 2026.02.24
How to negotiate with Putin, and what to discuss?
Jack Watling | 2026.02.23
Showing Russia that Ukraine can sustain its resistance while expanding the costs on the Kremlin is the only path towards a settlement on durable terms.
Burcu Ozcelik | 2026.02.20
Few nations in the Middle East have more to lose from a broader US-Iran war than Turkey.
Gonzalo Saiz Erausquin | 2026.02.20
Crypto is embedded in Russia’s procurement model, allowing it an access to Common High Priority Items that international sanctions were intended to deny. Huge disruption is necessary to apply pressure to Russia’s supply chains for critical military components.
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