What happens when political certainty collides with an upside-down world? Pat Tyrrell takes a journey through Donald Trump’s looking glass, examining the contradictions of power and their consequences for America, Europe and the international order.
SAGE International’s Dr John Bruni features in Japan’s The Asahi Shimbun, sharing an independent Australian perspective on international affairs in an interview with journalist Yoshihiro Makino.
How should we assess extraordinary alien claims? Dr John Bruni discusses evidence, credibility and scientific scrutiny with Jeremy Cordeaux.
Can democratic reform succeed if voters remain disengaged? SAGE International’s Dr John Bruni debates political apathy and direct democracy with Professor David Flint on Jeremy Cordeaux’s The Court of Public Opinion.
Does pressure on Pakistan make India safer? Dr John Bruni and LTGEN P.R. Shankar (Retd.) examine Pakistan’s internal divisions, Saudi security commitments and ties with China in the first Dispatches from India.
Does pressure on Pakistan make India safer? Dr John Bruni and LTGEN P.R. Shankar (Retd.) examine Pakistan’s internal divisions, Saudi security commitments and ties with China in the first Dispatches from India.
Can NATO defeat an adversary that undermines its defences before conventional war begins? SAGE Strategic Intelligence Brief No. 013 examines General Alexus Grynkewich’s Block, Blunt, Break Theory of Victory and introduces the Threshold Conditioning Assessment Mechanism (TCAM™). Designed to work through NATO’s existing institutions, TCAM offers a practical framework to recognise, understand and resist cumulative strategic threats, including hybrid warfare, AI-enabled disruption and vulnerabilities in critical commercial technologies.
You’ve heard the extraordinary UAP claims—but how do you judge them when the evidence remains out of reach? Professor Avi Loeb joins Dr John Bruni to examine Jay Stratton’s claims, the limits of testimony and why reliable sensors, credible sources and independent verification matter for national security.
You’ve heard the extraordinary UAP claims—but how do you judge them when the evidence remains out of reach? Professor Avi Loeb joins Dr John Bruni to examine Jay Stratton’s claims, the limits of testimony and why reliable sensors, credible sources and independent verification matter for national security.
What would it take to turn damage into defeat for Russia? Ben Hodges joins John Bruni to examine Ukraine’s options, energy targets and the stakes for European security.
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