InThe Dock on the BaybyJames Marinero, MSc, MBA.·Oct 31Lessons from Ukraine: Russia’s Geran Drones and the Prospect of Mass Strikes on European CitiesClaims from a Russian drone developer that Moscow could accumulate the capacity to launch tens of thousands of long-range kamikaze drones…A response icon1A response icon1
Power Meridian·Oct 25Taiwan's weather window is the real deadline in the straitAmphibious landings need flat seas and a moonless night — which is why April, October and the typhoon calendar now shape deterrence…A response icon1A response icon1
Lanny Surya Alfiani·Oct 141939: The Deterrence Nobody Really TriedNotes from a grad school class on how Britain tried, too late and in the wrong way, to stop Hitler.
Blancaflor·Sep 29The Indo-Pacific Doesn’t Need More Bases. It Needs More EDCAs.As Washington searches for a sustainable Indo-Pacific posture, the Philippines has already built a model worth exporting.
Power Meridian·Sep 23CSIS wargames find taiwan invasion fails but blockade risk growsTwenty-four simulations put US and Japanese losses in the hundreds of aircraft, with China losing 155 warships in most scenarios.
InQuestionalitybyLen Bassham·Sep 5The Most Dangerous Gamethe one we play with our own existenceA response icon1A response icon1
Power Meridian·Sep 4Penghu's live-fire drills signal taiwan's answer to chinese first-strike scenariosTaiwan's Han Kuang exercises on Penghu this month rehearsed repelling amphibious landings while Hsiung Feng III missiles sit ready to…
Power Meridian·Aug 19Taiwan's coast guard missile gambit blurs the line between police and warTaipei is arming its cutters with anti-ship missiles and folding them into navy drills, a move that changes the escalation math for any…
Richard Morets·Aug 18The Price of Business Deal Politics (Transactional Diplomacy)How Trading Away Long Term Alliances for Quick Wins Weakens the United States
Chinmay Joshi·Aug 11The Origins of Collective Deterrencewhat history tells us, and how the future might look likeA response icon1A response icon1