Could Taiwan’s military continue to fight after an Iran-like decapitation?
Taiwanese military analysts are examining the implications of US-Israeli strikes on Iran's leadership to assess Taiwan's resilience in the face of potential decapitation strikes by the mainland.
Analysis: Trump Started Making All Decisions Alone – and Now His Ideas Are Running Out in the Iran War
The article discusses how Trump's increasing isolation in decision-making about the Iran war may lead to significant strategic errors.
Iran War: Why the Strait of Hormuz is Difficult to Secure
British military experts express doubts about the ability of the US Navy to secure the strategic Strait of Hormuz amid increasing tensions in the region.
What are the 'Five Circles' that the US and Israel are targeting to cripple Iran?
The article discusses military expert Elias Hanna's analysis of the five strategic targets identified by the US and Israel in their campaign against Iran.
Even America's critics often speak its strategic language
The article analyzes the rhetorical frameworks that shape discussions about military conflicts, particularly in the context of American and Israeli actions in the Middle East.
"South Africa is a formidable crossroads of influence and a valuable strategic asset for Russia"
An analysis discusses the historical ties between the ANC and Russia, highlighting Russia's strategic interests in South Africa.
The European Commission plans to establish a 'small intelligence team'
The European Commission has confirmed its plans to establish a small internal intelligence team aimed at enhancing its strategic analysis capabilities.
[News analysis] Air defense pullout signals new era of US strategic flexibility in Korea
President Lee Jae Myung confirms the transfer of US air defense weapons from South Korea to the Middle East, signaling a shift in US military strategy and raising concerns about regional air defense capabilities.
There never was a plan behind war in Iran, analyst says
An analyst claims that the conflict in Iran has been characterized by a lack of coherent strategic planning from key players.
USA: 3.7 billion dollars for the first 100 hours of the war with Iran
The initial 100 hours of the U.S. military campaign against Iran are estimated to have cost $3.7 billion, according to an analysis by the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Analysis: The government made a historic change in Finland's strategic thinking
Finland's government has proposed legislation to remove restrictions on nuclear weapons as part of its NATO membership implementation.
Chess Analysis | Navara signs a gem
Czech grandmaster Navara showcased an exemplary strategic chess move, securing the second position in Prague after five rounds.
Analyst: Tehran discovers that Moscow is only an ally in times of prosperity
An analysis highlights Iran’s disillusionment with its strategic partnership with Russia amid escalating tensions with the U.S. and Israel.
Ecotec introduces a degree focused on digital production, research, and audience monetization
Ecotec University in Ecuador has launched a new academic program aimed at digital content creation and audience management that integrates audiovisual production, strategic analysis, and digital management.
Maim invests in Only Numbers and expands into analysis and market research
Maim has invested in Only Numbers to strengthen its presence in strategic communication and market research.
ANALYSIS: The conflict between Karis and the government is more a series of workplace accidents than a grand plan
Recent tensions between Estonia's president and the government are seen more as a series of unfortunate events than a strategic scheme to discredit President Alar Karis ahead of upcoming elections.
China Rapidly Increases Production of Nuclear-Powered Submarines
China's production of nuclear-powered submarines is accelerating, surpassing the United States, according to analysis from the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
"A Punch to the Face" and "The Sleeper Effect": An Academic Attempt to Understand Trump
An analysis in Newsweek delves into the strategic mindset of Donald Trump, revealing that his seemingly erratic behavior is actually a calculated approach aimed at personal gains and political dominance.
Municipal Force begins operating on the streets of Rio in March
The Municipal Force is set to begin its operations in strategic areas of Rio de Janeiro starting in March, focusing on crime hotspots as identified by criminal analysis.
Pravda: These Reasons Made Trump Back Down from Striking Iran
A Russian Pravda report highlights strategic expert Yuri Butcharov's analysis on why the U.S. has not engaged in military action against Iran despite escalating tensions and military buildup in the region.