Jim Goldgeier and Marshall Kosloff discuss the post-Cold War era, NATO expansion, great-power expectations, and the future of ...

It’s time for the national security enterprise to take non-lethal weapons seriously. Yes, non-lethal weapons. The Defense ...

Sten Rynning wrote “A Europeanized NATO? The Alliance Contemplates the Trump Era and Beyond” where he argued that NATO goals ...

Chris, Melanie, and Zack debate whether national security has been defined too loosely. If too many things fall under the category of national security, ...

This week the Italian carrier strike group centered on the aircraft carrier ITS Cavour and the frigate ITS Alpino is pulling ...

Sometime next year, the Royal Canadian Navy will take delivery of its first of two new Joint Support Ships, HMCS Protecteur.

It could be a boat anchor that kicks off the invasion of Taiwan, not a bullet. The thousands of miles of sub-sea cables are ...

Just as the U.S. National Defense Strategy lists homeland defense as the first priority of the Department of Defense, China’s ...

There’s a story about the dangers of slow, incremental change. The story says if you throw a frog in hot, boiling water, ...

A bi-weekly podcast featuring in-depth analysis and insight on the perils of a new nuclear age, with Ankit Panda.

Welcome to The Adversarial. Every other week, we’ll provide you with expert analysis on America’s greatest challengers: China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, and jihadists. Read more below. *** China ...

China’s defense spending is difficult to quantify because some assessments make methodological errors that result in inflated figures. Rick talks with Taylor, George, and Eric, who explain these flaws ...