Erin sat down with Jeffrey Meiser to discuss his article 'Bringing a Method to the Strategy Madness,' which was published on May 2. ow.ly/uwpu30sCmjQ

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“In pitching nuclear weapons as a quick security fix-all, Germany’s foreign policy elites fall for what we call the superweapon trap: the seductive idea that a single weapons technology can resolve a country’s security dilemma.” ow.ly/vN1z30sCmjN

For all the attention they receive as contested Indo-Pacific maritime regions, the strategic differences between East and South China Seas do not always get their due. ow.ly/ZRFC30sCmjM

Kaan is certainly an impressive national achievement for Turkey. However, its significant reliance on foreign components and expertise is indicative of a broader challenge in the Turkish defense industry. ow.ly/Ox4p50REl6b

What will Ukraine do to stay in the fight this year? What is the situation at the front? Michael Kofman and Ryan Evans discuss these questions and more. ow.ly/YXiZ30sCizj

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The future battle for control of the air against peer and near-peer adversaries will require the capabilities of all of the armed services operating closely together. ow.ly/7wSK30sCizh

With American military and economic help on the way to Kyiv, Christopher Preble, Zack Cooper and Melanie Marlowe discuss the Russo-Ukrainian war. ow.ly/20g130sCizg

The Texas National Security Review is seeking a motivated, detail-oriented, and energetic executive editor. Could it be you? ow.ly/OnuY30sCizf

Four experts evaluate the state of the U.S.-Chinese relationship and whether it’s headed for a detente or an escalation in tensions. ow.ly/5CtX30sCize

The United States can once again be the arsenal for democracy, but this will not be possible without bold and urgent congressional and Defense Department actions. ow.ly/bByf30sCizb

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Jenny Jun joined The Insider to discuss how the U.S. government can frame the role of AI in its cyber operations. ow.ly/3src30sCiz7

Can nuclear weapons fix Germany’s or Europe’s complex security problems? What else could better secure Germany — or Europe — against Russian aggression than a homegrown atomic arsenal? ow.ly/eX3U30sCiz6

Mike Kofman sat down with John Harper and Hein Goemans to discuss how the history of how wars end tells us about how the war in Ukraine eventually will come to a close. ow.ly/Zvm630sCiz5

Living up to U.S. rhetoric on maintaining the rules-based international order means reinforcing partners and institutions that allow all nations access to the East and South China Seas. ow.ly/CTmg30sCiz4

Concerns in India about Chinese naval incursions into the Indian Ocean are not new, but they may not be entirely justified either. ow.ly/LGEU30sCiz2

The change in French strategic thinking creates a window of opportunity to redesign the European security order. Leaders in Paris and European capitals should capitalize on it. ow.ly/iBZZ30sCiz1

In response to a recent U.S. Navy report highlighting major delays in production of key ships and submarines, we asked Claude Berube to reflect on his 2021 article “Is America Still Born to Rule the Seas?” ow.ly/Jxo730sCiz0