Jack Buckley

In the wake of the ongoing war in Ukraine’s recent developments, it is time for Washington to think about its future relationship with Ukraine. Recently, Washington promised iron-clad, “NATO-style” security guarantees to Ukraine, albeit with a time-limited offer of 15 years. This guarantee, while sufficient time for a future presidential administration to hammer […]

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) needs to develop credible capabilities to deter and fight a war in the space domain. The Alliance faces its most volatile strategic environment since the end of the Cold War. Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine has changed the security environment in ways not seen since World War II,

A new era of hyper–transparent warfare is emerging, and it is having a profoundly erosive effect on American military power. This erosion has been accelerated by the democratization of destruction and precision mass, which are readily available to a wide array of state and non-state actors. To adapt to these new realities, the United States Military must learn new lessons to adapt to this emerging battlespace; it