Chinese Surveillance Complex Advancing in Latin America
Originally published in NEWSMAX by R. Evan Ellis, 12 April, 2019 Republished by SAGE International Australia with the kind permission of… Read more >
Up the Creek
By CDRE Patrick J. Tyrrell OBE RN (Ret’d) Chairman of the SIA Advisory Board & Senior Non Resident Fellow, Global… Read more >
Alliances are only as good (and useful) as the threats they face
By Dr. John Bruni Founder/CEO SAGE International Australia Today I was reminded by a colleague of what makes for a… Read more >
Serious Scholarship? Brexit Versus the Chattering Classes
By Dr. John Bruni Founder/CEO SAGE International Australia Last Thursday night, (28 March), I attended a local university panel on… Read more >
Dazed & Confused: Trump & the Mueller Enquiry
By Dr. John Bruni Founder/CEO SAGE International Australia With the release of the Mueller Report and the finding that Donald… Read more >
Kazakhstan’s Shifting Sands: President Nazarbayev’s Legacy and What Follows
By Dr. Jonathan Z. Ludwig Senior Non Resident Fellow Russia-Central Asia-US In retrospect, the 19 March 2019 resignation of Kazakh… Read more >
Has the Sun Finally Set on Great Britain?
By CDRE Patrick J. Tyrrell OBE RN (Ret’d) Chairman of the SIA Advisory Board & SIA’s Senior Analyst Global Security… Read more >
Why China Will Win The Artificial Intelligence Race
Republished with the kind permission of author Mathew Maavak Doctoral candidate in risk foresight at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) Originally… Read more >
A Framework for Effective Relations: Social Scientists and the Military in Operations Other than War
In this report, SIA Intern Ms. Krystal Buckle, (written under the supervision of SIA Associate David Olney), makes a persuasive… Read more >
Fear God and Dread Nought: Europe, 8G military technology and the new arms race
Republished piece by Prof. Dr. Julian Lindley-French from his Blog Blast Series “Moderation in war is imbecility”. Admiral Lord Fisher,… Read more >