United States and Canada

Polymeropoulos in the Washington Examiner on planning for Russian micsonduct in Ukraine

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Forward Defense nonresident senior fellow Marc Polymeropoulos writes in the Washington Examiner on anticipating and adapting to Russian actions in Ukraine.

Manning in The Hill: Is the US capable of shaping a rules-based international order?

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On February 7, Robert Manning published his biweekly op-ed in The Hill on the question of whether the United States is capable of shaping a rules-based order. Manning made the point that US domestic chaos and its frayed position internationally requires that it work with allies and partners to shape the rules of the future […]

Grieco in the Decisive Point podcast: Air littoral: another look

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On February 7, Grieco featured on the Strategic Studies Institute’s Decisive Point podcast on low-altitude threats to US air superiority. “First, manned aircraft are no longer essential for accessing or exploiting the airspace, or at least parts of the airspace. And second, increasingly, both nonstate actors and strategic competitors will use small unarmed systems–things like drones, low […]

Grieco in DefenseNews: Low-flying threats challenge NATO’s deterrence in the East

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On February 7, Kelly Grieco was published in DefenseNews on low-flying threats to NATO’s deterrence in the east. “NATO must prepare to control the air littoral, even if it may not be the easiest—or most appealing — mission to U.S. and NATO air forces. The glory days of fighter planes and swirling dog fights may or may […]

Slavin quoted in USA Today on US-Iran negotiations amidst Ukraine crisis

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Goldwyn and Morningstar in The National Interest: An action plan for transatlantic energy security cooperation

Fulton quoted in Defense Romania on growing economic relations between China and Saudi Arabia

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