The case for a kinetic anti-satellite test ban between the US and China
by Jimin Park
The United States should pursue a new space-related arms control treaty: a ban on high-altitude direct-ascent anti-satellite (DA-ASAT) missile tests with China....
New Insights into the Latest US Iran Diplomatic Deal
Fresh perspectives on renewed US-Iran diplomacy
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The case for a kinetic anti-satellite test ban between the US and China
by Jimin Park
The United States should pursue a new space-related arms control treaty: a ban on high-altitude direct-ascent anti-satellite (DA-ASAT) missile tests with China....
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The case for a kinetic anti-satellite test ban between the US and China
by Jimin Park
The United States should pursue a new space-related arms control treaty: a ban on high-altitude direct-ascent anti-satellite (DA-ASAT) missile tests with China....
Restarting Explosive Nuclear Testing is a Bad Idea
By John Fairlamb, Ph.D.
Restarting explosive nuclear weapons testing, or even for political reasons conducting tests that don’t generate a nuclear yield, is unnecessary and counterproductive....
New Insights into the Latest US Iran Diplomatic Deal
Fresh perspectives on renewed US-Iran diplomacy
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What Google’s return to defense AI means
Google has discarded its self-imposed ban on using AI in weapons, a step that simultaneously drew praise and criticism, marked a new entrant in a hot...
Germany’s military build up continues, but personnel shortages remain
By Linus Höller
The German military continued its rearmament but still suffered from serious personnel shortages last year, a report presented to the country’s parliament on Tuesday showed. The paper...
Dismounted Situational Awareness in the Urban Battlespace
Historically, military forces favored battles in open terrain, as the confines of urban terrain, forests, or narrow mountain passages are the defender’s forte. Therefore,...
Russian research on space nukes and alternative counterspace weapons (part 2)
By Bart Hendrickx
Part 1Â summarized recent Russian academic literature on the effects of high-altitude nuclear explosions. The bulk of the research in this field seems...
The Microchip Revolution: Avionics at the Speed of Light in 2025
By John Persinos
The aviation industry stands on the cusp of a technological revolution fueled by the introduction of super-fast microchips. These advanced semiconductors are...
Russian research on space nukes and alternative counterspace weapons (part 1)
By Bart Hendrickx
In February, White House officials asserted that Russia is developing a space-based anti-satellite system that would violate the 1967 Outer Space Treaty,...
Is bad data to blame for missing weapons parts?
By Lauren C. Williams
Virtually all of the Army’s weapons are affected by delayed or back-ordered parts—and mismatched computer systems are largely to blame. And...
The new Moon race: Assessing Chinese and US strategies
By James Clay Moltz*
China’s recent advances in cislunar space have spurred US fears. As a report by an influential defense think tank argues, “The contest over...
A Deep Dive Into China’s Military Strategy and Ambitions
The US Department of Defense’s annual report on Chinese military and security developments.
In this post and podcast, we dissect the report, which isn’t just...
The Rise of Megacities Transforms the Nature of Urban Battlefield
Down streets darkened by dust and smoke and through narrow, shadowed alleys, the troops moved in teams, taking back the besieged town doorway by...
US Air Force Special Warfare: How Can Improve Its ‘Soft’ Skills
The Air Force Special Warfare training pipeline produces experts in combat search and rescue, tactical air control, and special reconnaissance who can do their...
Why a European Defense is needed
By Fabio A. Aversa
According to Winston Churchill, golf is ‘a sport in which you hit a very small ball into a very small hole,...

