Can Washington Still Rely on Turkey?

The Paradox of Strategic Perception: When Effective Strategy Goes Unnoticed

The article explores the tension between actually being strategic versus being perceived as strategic in professional contexts, particularly

Why Military Superiority No Longer Guarantees Political Success in Modern Warfare

This article examines the growing disconnect between military superiority and political success in modern warfare. Drawing on historical and

Revisiting Good Strategy Bad Strategy: Problem Framing as a Design Kernel

The author revisits Richard Rumelt's classic book "Good Strategy Bad Strategy" after 15 years, prompted by a conversation with a design lead

Pentagon's China fixation risks neglecting other global security threats

The article argues that the U.S. Department of Defense under Pete Hegseth has become overly fixated on China as the sole strategic threat, n

Tactical Success, Strategic Failure? Washington Walks the Path to Defeat in Iran

S&P: Resilient GCC Economies to Support Recovery Despite Prolonged Geopolitical Uncertainty