4 questions the US and NATO need to ask, and answer, about their Ukraine strategy
As the Ukraine conflict enters a new phase, Joshua Huminski says it’s time to examine questions about the end game and how to get there.
With Russia’s Ukraine build-up, NATO faces existential crisis of coherence
As Baltic members pledge arms, European giants France and Germany stay in the background.
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Scaling AI for Defense Teams Without Increasing Data Risk
AI is expanding the mission data footprint across defense environments, increasing the need for scalable, layered data-at-rest (DAR) protection.
Hard power and conventional deterrence still matter, just ask Putin
What is needed is fewer new slogans like “Integrated Deterrence” and more, serious conversations about America’s strategy toward Moscow and Beijing.
Seizing the space debris moment from Russia
In the destruction of a satellite, perhaps a political opportunity for the US.
Moving Beyond Assured Access to Space
By diversifying our approach to launch, we will achieve an increase in launch and payload options.
Fix Space Force Acquisition Now!
This is the first time in nearly 70 years where the Defense Department can craft a wholly new service with new pathways to buy and field equipment. At its core this means building a culture of risk acceptance and tolerance -- not avoidance.
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Built for another era, our air-and-missile-defense industrial base needs more builders
New entrants are filling unmet needs in air-and-missile defense.