Written by Manolis Skoulikas The war in Ukraine will be determined by the aims of the Russians, as they hold the initiative and the strongest military force in the wider region—with the exception of the United States, which, however, would find…
The four forms of China’s espionage
Written by Christos Konstantinidis, Geopolitico.gr Beijing uses four forms of espionage—traditional, military, cyber espionage and technological espionage—to achieve its goals. China aims to become a global superpower and eliminate U.S. dominance by implementing in recent years a revisionist and expansionist strategy…
The architecture of regime change
Written by Manolis Skoulikas Despite the bold—if arbitrary—assurances by many anti-American analysts regarding Iran’s lack of ambition to acquire nuclear weapons, the level of uranium enrichment the regime has already demonstrably achieved, makes that alternative clearly plausible. An alternative of horror…
Wishful thinking in strategy
By Manolis Skoulikas The new U.S. strategy regarding Asia foresees economic competition with China and military deterrence against it. Concerning America’s competitive capability, the following is stated verbatim: “America retains tremendous assets—the world’s strongest economy and military, world-beating innovation, unrivaled “soft…