Strategic foresight is required to defend cyberspace By Maj. Walbery Nogueira de Lima e Silva, Brazilian Army Historically, the adoption of new technologies has resulted…
Social separation is a barrier to ending the violence By Fahredin Verbovci, Kosovo Police Photos by AFP/GETTY IMAGES The free movement of people, goods and…
Rethinking NATO defense strategies in Eastern Europe By Maj. Josh Passer, U.S. Army Is the United States military meeting its goals in Europe? The U.S….
Is Russia creating the ‘Eurasian triumvirate’ with Iran and Turkey? By Ridvan Bari Urcosta Institute of International Relations at the University of Warsaw From the fall of…
Argentina’s multipronged assault on drug trafficking provides lessons for other nations By Martin Verrier Argentina’s national undersecretary of Counter Narcotics Policy, Marshall Center Alumni Drug consumption in Argentina skyrocketed during…
A looming cyber warfare threat demands an overhaul of international law By Lt. Col. Brian Smith, U.S. Central Command Photos by The Associated Press Although some progress…
A strategy vital to advancing policy initiatives By Lt. Col. Gwyn A. Carver, U.S. Army With global uncertainty and regional insecurity on the rise, a…
International relations theory requires NATO to reassess its strategy toward Russia By Capt. Evan Kerrane, U.S. Army Theories can bring structure to a chaotic world…
A new program builds intellectual interoperability among NATO members By Dr. Judith Reid, EUCOM The Defense Institution Building Program at U.S. European Command works with partner…
Shrinking ice caps require nations to cooperate in sharing polar resources By per Concordiam Staff In September 2014, the MV Nunavik, a Canadian icebreaking cargo…
