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AUKUS and the Industrial Base Question
Submarines are the headline, but the treaty's real test is whether three industrial bases can behave like one.
Jun 14, 2026 · A. HarrierAmateurs Talk Strategy: The Unfashionable Primacy of Logistics
Every recent conflict has retaught the oldest lesson — magazines, maintenance and movement decide outcomes.
Jun 13, 2026 · J. CallasOriginally on Geostrategy
Governing the Zero-Day Market Without Killing Research
Export controls keep catching defenders in nets cast for brokers. There is a narrower way to draw the line.
Jun 12, 2026 · R. ChenOriginally on Cyberstrategy
Oil's Spare Capacity Illusion
Markets price barrels held in reserve as if they were guaranteed. History suggests treating them as a policy, not a fact.
Jun 12, 2026 · P. NordvikOriginally on Global Energy
After the Election Super-Cycle: Mandates, Minorities and Maps
A wave of elections has redrawn the diplomatic landscape less through winners than through weakened incumbents everywhere.
Jun 11, 2026 · D. OkaforOriginally on Geopolitics
Launch Cadence Is the New Strategic Metric
Payload mass gets the headlines, but the ability to reconstitute a constellation in weeks is what changes military calculations.
Jun 11, 2026 · S. VegaOriginally on Astrostrategy
Sovereign Wealth Funds as Instruments of Strategy
The largest pools of patient capital on earth increasingly invest with one eye on the portfolio and one on the map.
Jun 10, 2026 · L. MeyerOriginally on Geofinance