Torpedoing the Barracuda: AUKUS & Countering the Wolf Warrior
By Dr. John Bruni Founder & CEO SAGE International Host of the STRATEGIKON & The Focus Podcasts Yesterday, the Morrison… Read more >
Is Grey, War’s New Colour?
By Alessandro Sereni Guest Writer for SAGE International Colours have always been an intrinsic part of the array of symbols,… Read more >
The Fall of Kabul, in Brief
By David J. Olney Senior Analyst International Security, SAGE International (SAGE), Member of the SAGE Advisory Board First published on:… Read more >
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and Societal Security in Egypt and Ethiopia; The Fundamental Driver of Conflict and the Hope for Peace
By Xavier Borgas Intern SAGE International UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE “The only thing that will drag Egypt back into war will… Read more >
China, Red Nationalism and the Xi Doctrine
Republished piece by Prof. Dr. Julian Lindley-French from his Blog Blast Series “The world is won by those who let… Read more >
SAGE Policy Brief – The World Must Help Lebanon’s Recovery
Dr. Imad K. Harb Lebanon, a country perpetually on the brink of crisis. Can it be saved by international economic… Read more >
How does the media shape the narrative around conflict?
Jena Jaensch Intern SAGE International Historically, the media has been purposefully used by actors on all sides of a conflict… Read more >
A Game of Shadows: Russian, American, and Chinese Private Military and Security Companies
Alessandro Sereni Guest Writer for SAGE International Australia Over the sands of the Libyan desert, through the forests of the… Read more >
The lasting legacy of Australia’s involvement in Afghanistan
Jena Jaensch Intern SAGE International Australia On 15th April 2021, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced the withdrawal of the 80… Read more >
The Ukraine-Taiwan Dilemma: Part 1
By Dr. John Bruni OCCASIONAL PAPER 1 Having recently read George Friedman’s analysis on why there will not be a war… Read more >