
Comparative Analysis: Sensors and Radar Equipment
Sensor technology is a key component of military advantage comprising communications, detection, and targeting equipment. This comparative analysis will focus on the AN/SPY-1, the Notional AAM, and the Fan Song E. Managing the design trade-offs for a given radar system should be a function of its use case, its cost, and the technology available at the time of design.

Navigating U.S. Engagement in Central Asia - Part I
Examining the evolving geopolitical contest in Central Asia, analyzing the shifting influence of Russia, China, the European Union, and the United States from the post–Cold War period through recent events.

Navigating U.S. Engagement in Central Asia - Part II
Examining the evolving geopolitical contest in Central Asia, analyzing the shifting influence of Russia, China, the European Union, and the United States from the post–Cold War period through recent events.

Comparative Analysis: Aircraft Military Effectiveness
Military grade aircraft comprise a key element of any modern military force structure. They can fill multiple roles and provide assistance in reconnaissance, logistics, or ordinance delivery. F-16 and B-2 aircrafts are incredibly different machines with incredibly divergent specifications which point to their different use cases and also towards a military strategy using both in tandem to achieve air superiority over a target area.

Comparative Analysis: Radar System Design - Balancing Performance, Platform, and Mission Requirements
A structured comparison of radar system designs across different operational contexts, focusing on how performance trade-offs are influenced by platform constraints and mission requirements. By contrasting multi-role, single-role, and ground-based systems, the analysis highlights the strategic implications of design choices for military planners and engineers.

Country Risk Analysis: Lebanon after the 2024 Ceasefire
A historic moment for Lebanon: from collapse to recovery, if it seizes the chance. This analysis traces the road to collapse and outlines the narrow path to sovereignty, stability, and reform."