By André Brunel
After six years of a covert “Manhattan Project” effort, China has successfully built a working prototype of a machine to produce the world’s most advanced...
By Daniel Biedermann
Europe presented a united front at the recent Munich Security Conference. Across panels and meetings and in speeches, heads of state and officials...
By André Brunel
After six years of a covert “Manhattan Project” effort, China has successfully built a working prototype of a machine to produce the world’s most advanced...
By André Brunel
After six years of a covert “Manhattan Project” effort, China has successfully built a working prototype of a machine to produce the world’s most advanced...
By Anna Iovenko
Defense innovation typically moves slowly, shaped by long procurement cycles and controlled testing. The war in Ukraine has upended that model.
Since 2022, Ukraine...
By Daniel Biedermann
Europe presented a united front at the recent Munich Security Conference. Across panels and meetings and in speeches, heads of state and officials...
By André Brunel
After six years of a covert “Manhattan Project” effort, China has successfully built a working prototype of a machine to produce the world’s most advanced...
By Anna Iovenko
Defense innovation typically moves slowly, shaped by long procurement cycles and controlled testing. The war in Ukraine has upended that model.
Since 2022, Ukraine...
By Daniel Biedermann
Europe presented a united front at the recent Munich Security Conference. Across panels and meetings and in speeches, heads of state and officials...
By Justin Sanchez
The United States is doubling down on its technological future, investing billions and racing to outpace rivals in artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors and...
By Shah Muhammad
Imagine a future warfare scenario where two adversaries launch jets and high-altitude drones against each other’s military targets. One side outpaces, by a...
By Jonathan Walberg
When the United States and Israel struck Iran’s nuclear facilities in June last year, the operation caught many observers off guard...
by Scott Pace and Yosuke Kaneko
As humanity’s ambitions extend beyond Earth—evidenced by NASA’s Artemis program and burgeoning commercial lunar and Martian ventures—the limitations of...
By Anders McD Sookermany and Thomas Slensvik
In recent years, as AI has begun to enter military planning and operational design, a persistent unease has surfaced among...
By David Guenni
Ideology matters, as I learned from surviving 18 years under the Chavista regime in Venezuela. The United States pretended otherwise for three...
by Nikola Schmidt and Martin Švec
This text was originally written in the Czech language as a policy paper at the Institute of International Relations...
by David Steitz and Sowmya Venkatesh
Space-based solar power (SBSP) represents a crucial component for meeting tomorrow’s global energy needs. At a congressional staff briefing...
By Pascale Massot
China is the dominant player in global critical minerals supply chains, especially in the midstream segments. The country controls, on average, two-thirds of the...
