The National Interest20h
Is “Eurodeterrence” in Ukraine Possible?
There are good reasons to anticipate evolutionary, rather than revolutionary, change to NATO and European defense.
The Heritage Foundation7d
Forward Deployment of Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons Is Needed to Deter Adversary Aggression
The United States’ failure to field a credible, theater nuclear-deterrence capability is destabilizing and puts the United States at a disadvantage with its adversaries in Beijing, Moscow, and ...
CSO Online8d
The risks of standing down: Why halting US cyber ops against Russia erodes deterrence
The threat from Russian bad actors is real; if the US government is halting offensive operations, it may fall to the private ...
The National Interest on MSN3d
No, The First Island Chain Isn’t Lost
Arguing that Taiwan and, by extension, the First Island Chain is lost due to robust Chinese A2/AD capabilities ...
Macron to discuss nuclear deterrence with European allies. A look at France’s unique strategy
French President Emmanuel Macron says he’s ready to start discussions on nuclear deterrence with European allies.
The Heritage Foundation10d
Look to the Seas: Why a Regional Focus in the North and South Strengthens NATO Deterrence
Deterrence for the Baltic States ... NATO Pressure to Spread Spending and Operations Across an Excessive Priority List. NATO’s 2022 Strategic Concept identified Russia as the preeminent ...
Computing9d
Security concerns raised over US cyber operations halt on Russia
The Trump administration has reportedly halted offensive cyber operations against Russia, sparking concerns over national ...