-
Jun 17, 2026
When Trump’s Iran war ends with a signed settlement, the verdicts will come fast — and most will be premature. The questions that actually matter can’t be answered...
-
Jun 17, 2026
Despite recent increases in military spending, Canada’s guiding strategy is still based on dependence on US might.
-
Jun 6, 2026
For three years, the West has waited for Russia to crack — and it hasn’t. Moscow absorbed the sanctions, replaced its losses, and kept its war machine running, defying...
-
Jun 3, 2026
Russia is bleeding up to 1,500 men a day in the Ukraine war — enough that the army must rebuild a full division every two weeks just to stand still.
-
Jun 1, 2026
Most commentary on Russia’s frozen reserves treats the story as one of irony. Vladimir Putin accumulated nearly $300 billion to protect Russia from Western pressure, only to...
-
May 21, 2026
Iran never aimed to close the Strait of Hormuz, Dr. Andrew Latham argues.
-
May 16, 2026
Between April 2025 and January, leaders of an Alberta separatist group called the Alberta Prosperity Project walked into the U.S. State Department three times. Treasury Secretary...
-
May 7, 2026
“Project Freedom” lasted 48 hours. The U.S. military launched escort operations through the Strait of Hormuz on May 5, sank six Iranian small boats, and guided two...
-
May 5, 2026
The Iran ceasefire holds. Diplomats produce something they can call a framework. The immediate military pressure eases, and Washington declares a measure of success.
-
May 4, 2026
The debate over what China’s military is actually for keeps producing the wrong answer because it keeps asking the wrong question. Global power projection or regional enforcer...
-
Apr 27, 2026
Russia pocketed several billion dollars in the first two weeks after the Strait of Hormuz closed. That figure is worth sitting with — real money, attached...
-
Apr 23, 2026
President Donald Trump has claimed victory in the war in Iran even before the conflict is over. But despite killing the country’s leader and seriously...
-
Apr 11, 2026
Late last month, standing on the deck of a Royal Canadian Navy warship in Halifax, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced something his predecessors had promised for a decade but never...
-
Apr 3, 2026
If the United States cannot secure a clean victory over Iran — a country with no blue-water navy, no fifth-generation air force, and an economy smaller than the state of Texas...
-
Mar 16, 2026
Dr. Andrew Latham, a professor of international relations, evaluates the “Day After” scenarios for Iran. While Operation Epic Fury has achieved significant military...
-
Mar 9, 2026
The Trump Doctrine, a fundamental shift in American power projection, is currently being visualized through the high-intensity strikes of Operation Epic Fury.
-
Mar 6, 2026
Dr. Andrew Latham, a professor of international relations and fellow at Defense Priorities, evaluates this “Trumpian Dilemma.” He argues that while the mission to disable...
-
Feb 18, 2026
A major U.S. strike campaign could severely damage Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, missile networks, and IRGC command nodes.
-
Feb 2, 2026
The division of Korea was always understood to be temporary. In its early decades, that presumption was based on the armistice itself, which called for a ceasefire to suspend...
-
Jan 27, 2026
Everyone Is Asking the Wrong Question About Trump’s Foreign Policy
-
Jan 21, 2026
Greenland is unlikely to fracture NATO as an institution, but it could weaken what matters most: deterrence credibility. If Washington applies visible pressure on Denmark over...
-
Jan 16, 2026
Much of the commentary on Donald Trump’s approach to Iran begins from a familiar assumption: that he is bent on toppling the Islamic Republic—the reading...
-
Jan 9, 2026
President Trump’s renewed call to “take control” of Greenland is being dismissed by experts as a strategic “bluff” with no military rationale.
