India’s Grand Strategy and the U.S. Risk Equation
The United States risks misunderstanding India not by underestimating its capabilities, but by misreading its strategic trajectory.
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Iran’s Digital Fortress: The Rise of the National Information Network
The Iranian regime’s most acute vulnerability comes not from external attack but from within: from the persistent and growing discontent of its own citizens. In response, Tehran has leaned more and more heavily on a long-term strategy of digital control.
America’s Three-Body Strategic Mineral Problem
Control over the extraction, refining, export, and applied manufacturing of power natural resources will become a key strategic goal for the U.S.—not only for maintaining a globally competitive edge but also for ensuring Great Power status in an increasingly multipolar world.
Unlocking Spacepower: Working Capital Funds for the U.S. Space Force
Working capital funds could revolutionize how the United States builds and maintains space industrial advantage, yet the Space Force remains locked out of this proven funding mechanism.
Ten Years Later: How the ELA Predicted America’s Lunar Future
On the tenth anniversary of the Evolvable Lunar Architecture (ELA) study, its historical significance has come into sharp focus as a visionary roadmap that helped reframe U.S. Lunar ambitions around sustainability, affordability, and commercial partnership.