The last installment closed on a specific claim: that if strategy is a wager continuously remade as conditions shift, then ...
The Taliban has opened a new road through one of Afghanistan’s most remote regions toward the Chinese border. According to ...
For three decades, “generation” has been a word we attach to aircraft: fourth, fifth, now sixth. The label implies that the next step forward is a better machine. The Sir Richard Williams Foundation’s ...
By Robbin Laird A recent essay in the Center for International Maritime Security, Hervé Auffret’s “What Naval Power Cannot Buy,” makes an argument that should unsettle anyone still planning maritime ...
Ukraine and NATO have jointly developed two AI-based decision-support tools for the battlefield. One forecasts enemy drone activity and the other plans artillery fire. According to hartpunkt, which ...
By Robbin Laird The public account of Desert Forge 2026 describes a statewide training event built around a notional ...
A new study of the Northern Nordics argues that the alliance’s northern flank will be won or lost at the transfer nodes, long ...
By Robbin Laird When I spoke with Robert Dane, founder and CEO of Ocius, on September 30, the Bluebottle program had moved ...
The China Coast Guard ship 2503, the Zhujiajian, has become a regular presence in the waters east of Taiwan. According to an ...
By Robbin Laird In 2026 India concluded a free trade agreement with the European Union, struck an interim tariff deal with ...
By Robbin Laird This week I had dinner with Brig. Gen. Randy Lau, the Land Component Commander of the Nevada Army National ...
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