The Strategist
Meta's Waterworth Subsea Cable is About Geopolitics and Geoeconomics
[By Ravi Nayyar] Announced on 14 February, Meta’s Project Waterworth is not just proposed to be the world&...
Op-Ed: China is Getting Stronger, But Taiwan Invasion in 2025 is Unlikely
[By Joe Keary] Despite China’s rapid military improvements, it’s unlikely to use large-scale force agains...
Op-Ed: Economic Coercion is On the Rise
[By David Uren] The rising use of economic coercion is a symptom of an increasingly unstable world that is struggling...
Brazilian Organized Crime Groups Drive Australia's Cocaine Trade
[By Rodrigo Duton] Australia faces an emerging national security threat from Brazilian crime groups. Once only a...
China's Opening Salvo Against Taiwan Will Likely Be a Partial Blockade
[By Jane Rickards] The West had better think carefully about how it would handle China imposing a nominally civi...
Op-Ed: To Counter China, Trump Should Step Up His First-Term Approach
[By Yan C. Bennett] As in his first term, Donald Trump should continue a resolute approach toward China in his second...
China's Large, Stealthy New Fighter Could Affect Power Balance in Pacific
[By Bill Sweetman] The speed, agility, range, and stealth of an individual aircraft type are still important, but the...
Op-Ed: To Compete With China, U.S. Needs a Policy on Deep-Sea Mining
[By Georgina Lancaster] Deep-sea mining is emerging as a new frontier of resource extraction. A race is underway for...
Op-Ed: Xi Jinping Wants a New World Order Centered on Chinese Trade
[By Michael Pezzullo] In October 2017, Xi Jinping declared that the world is experiencing ‘great changes u...
To Enforce Sanctions on Russian Energy, U.S. Needs the Global South
As Western policymakers seek to implement financial and trade sanctions on Russia, one thing is clear: engaging with the...