Tag: National Security
23 Articles
- Conflict & Security
Transnistria’s Art of Survival: Navigating the 2025 Gas Crisis
Introduction An unrecognized breakaway region of Moldova, home to a predominantly Russian-speaking population, Transnistria has maintained its de facto statehood since the…
April 23, 2025
- Dialogues
Sweden’s Shift in Global Security: Ambassador Urban Ahlin on NATO, EU Challenges, and Freedom of Expression
GJIA: What role does Sweden aspire to play within the European Union, and how does Sweden see its influence contributing to shaping EU priorities, especially at a time when…
February 11, 2025
- Conflict & Security
Revealing Secrets About Deep Australia-UK-US Intelligence Connections
Introduction The extent to which ties between the United States and Australia have deepened recently has surprised many. However, the AUKUS partnership, which emerged in a…
May 17, 2024
- Conflict & Security
Opportunities and Challenges of AUKUS
What is AUKUS? AUKUS was announced in September 2021 to support the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) in acquiring nuclear-powered submarines. The significance of this decision, with…
February 7, 2024
- Online Archive
Combating Religion-Based Terror
Despite military and security gains against al-Qaida (AQ), the CRT makes clear that terrorist organizations continue to pose a deadly challenge to the United States and its.…
June 29, 2013
- Online Archive
Defending with Declining Means
Even as America continues its withdrawal from Afghanistan, a crucial problem is emerging for the U.S. defense establishment. It must meet an increasing variety of threats with…
May 16, 2013
- Online Archive
American Power at Home and Abroad: Success, Failures, and Challenges
GJIA: Looking back over your time as National Security Advisor, what do you consider to be the greatest triumph of the policy you helped craft? What is your biggest regret in…
May 16, 2013
- Online Archive
Introduction by Paul Sullivan
Joshua Meltzer could start the discussion from his paper on “Capping CO2 Emissions from Aviation under the European Cap and Trade System.” The EU has tried to make its…
May 16, 2013
- Online Archive
China, Japan, and the East China Sea
For 2013, the biggest threat to East Asian comity and stability are the Diaoyu/Senkaku islands where China and Japan are at odds. Little more than rocky outcrops in shark…
April 9, 2013
- Online Archive
Energy at the Center of 21st Century Geopolitics: Five Minutes with Russian and Central Asian Energy Policy Expert Thane Gustafson
GJIA: Energy has become the symbol of 21st century geopolitics, with growing interest being drawn to Russia and Central Asia as suppliers of oil for Western countries. How would…
April 7, 2013