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Analysis | Feb 22, 2024

What the Pentagon Has Learned From 2 Years of War in Ukraine

A classified year-long study on the lessons learned from both sides of the bloody campaign examined five areas: ground maneuver, air power, information warfare, sustaining and growing forces and long range fire capability.
Analysis | Feb 20, 2024

Russia's Opposition Has Lost a Crucial Leader but Gained a Martyr

Alexei Navalny’s death is a sign of how Vladimir Putin’s dictatorship has transformed.
Analysis | Feb 15, 2024

FY24 NDAA: Decreased Funding for Ukraine and Other Changes

This in-depth look at the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) details key Russia-related highlights and changes from FY23.
Analysis | Feb 08, 2024

Ditch the ‘Rules-Based International Order’

The phrase is a linguistic atrocity, while the concept draws attention to American hypocrisy in the Middle East and beyond. There’s an alternative.
Analysis | Feb 02, 2024

Macron’s European Security Order: Stronger European Defense, Less Reliance on US and New Post-War Dynamic With Russia

Since February 2023, Macron has consistently stated that Russia cannot and must not win its war against Ukraine—but at the same time, he has repeatedly talked about the need to build a security architecture “with” Russia once the war is over.
Analysis | Jan 25, 2024

Russia, the West and the ‘World Majority’

As Russia begins its one-year presidency of the BRICS this month, great power competition in the Global South, or what Russia now calls the “World Majority,” will intensify.
Analysis | Jan 11, 2024

Russia's Upper Hand Puts US-Ukraine at a Crossroads

Absent a compromise settlement, massive levels of aid for Kyiv would have to continue, perhaps indefinitely.
Analysis | Dec 22, 2023

The High Price of Losing Ukraine: Part 2 — The Military Threat and Beyond

A Russian victory in Ukraine would create a world fundamentally antithetical to U.S. interests and values with an empowered anti-Western coalition.
Analysis | Dec 20, 2023

For Putin, Winning is Not Everything in Russia’s Presidential Election

The election is meant to showcase Putin’s mastery of the political system, and therefore his legitimacy; by extension, it will serve as a referendum on the war in Ukraine itself.
Analysis | Dec 18, 2023

We Forget Henry Kissinger’s Effectiveness at Our Peril

Henry Kissinger was the pre-eminent statesman of post-World War II America. He was not just a policymaker; he was a strategist who thought about the world in conceptual terms and drew on a nuanced understanding of history and geopolitics to guide U.S. statecraft.
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