Beyond Partisanship: Reclaiming the Primacy of National Interest
In any vibrant democracy, diversity of thought is both inevitable and desirable. It reflects intellectual vitality, competing visions, and the natural evolution of political...
Regional Retaliation: The Gulf as the Second Battlefield — Infrastructure Vulnerability, Desalination Dependency, and the Russia–China Strategic Anchor – Part 9
In the previous part of this series, we explored the complexity of urban warfare and the significant manpower needed to control cities in hostile...
Strategic Silence, Tactical Misinterpretation: How India Stayed Silent During a Key West Asian Crisis
The recent Iran conflict and its uneasy ceasefire will be analysed not just for its scale but for how it shifted perceptions of power,...
Missiles, Drones, and the New Geometry of War: Attrition of Assets and the Collapse of Supply Chains—Part 7
In the earlier parts of this series, we examined terrain, entry corridors, logistics, and the lack of coalition mass as key factors in any...
If Iran Cracks, the Map May Crack With It
A U.S. military defeat of Iran would not necessarily bring order to the Middle East. It could do the opposite.
In Washington, there is always...