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Gaza and the Gulf

102

The Defense Department and the Rise of Commercial Spacepower

103

Adaptation at the Front and the Big Picture in Ukraine

104

Japan Re-evaluates Regional Threats

105

The Net Assessment Crew Sits Down with Ryan

106

Some Preliminary Thoughts on Ukraine's Position in the War

107

Defense and Capital: A Conversation with Raj Shah of Shield Capital

108

A Conversation with the Commandant, Gen. Eric Smith

109

Looking Beyond the Offensive in Ukraine

110

Tech, Ethics, and the City in Israel's Looming Urban Battlefield

111

Introducing Thinking the Unthinkable

112

The Meaning of the Attack on Israel

113

Finding the Floor: Can the U.S. and China Stabilize Their Relationship?

114

One Tree Line at a Time: Breaching Russian Defenses in Ukraine

115

Dueling Generals on Training and Readiness

116

A Chat with Britain's Top Officer, Adm. Radakin

117

Ukrainian Progress: A Breach or a Breakthrough of Russian Lines?

118

Debating FISA Section 702

119

How Ukraine Can Win the Peace: A Conversation with Stephen Kotkin

120

A Contest of Wills: Ukraine's Summer Offensive

121

Zooming Out on Ukraine's Offensive

122

An Inflection Point in Ukraine's Counteroffensive

123

Ryan Evans on 10 Years of War on the Rocks

124

Ukraine Struggles to Scale Offensive Combat Operations

125

Assessing Ukraine's Three Axes of Advance

126

Understanding Risk and Redefining Readiness

127

Ukraine and Lessons Learned for Airpower and Spacepower

128

Defense and Capital: Venture and Debt

129

Ukraine's Offensive and Russia's Localized Counterattacks

130

Managing Chaos: The 2021 Kabul Airlift

131

Ukraine's Multiple Axes of Attack

132

The Ebb and Flow of Russian Military Power

133

Ukraine's Offensive and its Meaning for the War

134

Why Erdogan Wins

135

The Calm Before the Storm: Waiting for Ukraine's Offensive

136

A Conversation with Gen. CQ Brown, Chief of Staff of the Air Force

137

China, France, and the Shadow of History

138

Powering American Renewal with Innovation

139

Russia Will Soon Be on the Defense, But Then What?

140

The Military and Great Powers: The Latest From Latin America, Part 2

141

Central Command's Big Technology Bets

142

The Latest From Latin America, Part 1

143

How to Think About Bakhmut and a Ukrainian Spring Offensive

144

Backing Ukraine Against Russia, With Colin Kahl and Derek Chollet

145

Russia's Winter Offensive

146

Unfolding Offensives and Counter-Offensives in Ukraine

147

Talking Strategy with Assistant Secretary of Defense Mara Karlin

148

Manpower, Materiel, and the Coming Decisive Phase in Ukraine

149

A Disquieting Winter at War in Ukraine

150

Nukes, Negotiations, and Lessons From the War in Ukraine

151

Localized Offensives: The Direction of the Conflict

152

Winter and Beyond: An Inflection Point in the War Over Ukraine

153

Cognition and Curiosity: A Conversation with Lt. Gen. Brian Robinson

154

Josh Wolfe on Investing in American Defense

155

The Liberation of Kherson and the Next Phase of the War

156

A Conversation with Ukraine's Special Operations Commander

157

Southward and Eastward Pressure on Russian Forces

158

A Chat With Lt. Gen. Andrea Tullos of Air University

159

What Will Be Ukraine's Pre-Winter Gains?

160

The Kremlin in Command, Part II: Syria and the First Assault on Ukraine

161

Russia's Plan to Stay in the War

162

The Kremlin in Command, Part I: The Chechen Wars and Georgia

163

Ukraine's Kharkhiv Operation and the Russian Military's Black Week

164

Into the Breach: Ukraine's Counter-Offensive Begins

165

Awaiting a Ukrainian Counter-Offensive

166

Troubled Waters Around Taiwan

167

The Task Force at the Bleeding Edge of the Marine Corps

168

Great Expectations? The Next Phase of the Russo-Ukrainian War

169

Shinzo Abe's Legacy in Japan and on the World Stage

170

Ukraine's Window of Opportunity?

171

Is the Most Important Battle of the War Coming?

172

Ukraine and Russia Grapple with Relentless Battle and Attrition

173

The Most Dangerous Phase for Ukraine?

174

What the Experts Got Wrong (and Right) About Russian Military Power

175

The Battlefields of the Donbass and Beyond

176

Counter-Attacks and Can-Kicking in the Russo-Ukrainian War

177

The U.S. Military Might Be More Like Russia's Military Than You Think

178

Ukraine's Military Advantage and Russia's Stark Choices

179

From Ukraine and Beyond: Unpacking the Sino-Russian Relationship

180

A Conversation with the Counselor: Derek Chollet on Navigating the World

181

Russia Downscales Its War, But Not in Brutality

182

Is India "Shaky" on Ukraine? It's Complicated

183

A New Phase of the Russo-Ukrainian War Begins

184

In the Fourth Week, Is Russia Revising its War Aims Amidst Attrition?

185

Into the Third Week: Will Russian Forces Need to Pause?

186

11 Days In: Russia's Invasion Stumbles Forward

187

Interpreting the First Few Days of the Russo-Ukrainian War

188

People At the Center: Talent, Education, and Modernization

189

Gen. David H. Berger on the Marine Corps of the Future

190

Oh My, AI

191

Great Power Cyber Party

192

Intelligence and the Biden Administration

193

Lost at Sea

194

A Whole New World (Order)

195

Change or Die

196

Banks and Moulton on Military Might and the American Future

197

Introducing "A Most Terrible Weapon"

198

Airmen, Sailors, and the Schoolhouse

199

Learn Like a Marine

200

Gearing up for Economic Statecraft