THE FOCUS #118 | Trump’s November Nightmare? | Prof. Scott Lucas
Scott Lucas joins Dr John Bruni to discuss the US midterms, Trump’s grip on the Republican Party and the implications for America’s allies.
Scott Lucas joins Dr John Bruni to discuss the US midterms, Trump’s grip on the Republican Party and the implications for America’s allies.
Scott Lucas joins Dr John Bruni to discuss the US midterms, Trump’s grip on the Republican Party and the implications for America’s allies.
Sir Lawrence Freedman joins Dr John Bruni to discuss modern strategy, Iran, NATO, escalation and the relationship between political aims and military force.
Sir Lawrence Freedman joins Dr John Bruni to discuss modern strategy, Iran, NATO, escalation and the relationship between political aims and military force.
Can the laws of thermodynamics help us think about international affairs? Patrick Tyrrell uses heat and entropy as a lens on spreading conflict, shifting alliances and the difficulty of containing a geopolitical chain reaction.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, Professor Roy Casagranda joins Dr John Bruni to examine American power, Trump, Iran, the Pentagon and whether US global primacy is entering a period of fundamental change.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, Professor Roy Casagranda joins Dr John Bruni to examine American power, Trump, Iran, the Pentagon and whether US global primacy is entering a period of fundamental change.
US military superiority may secure the Strait of Hormuz without restoring confidence in its use. SAGE Strategic Intelligence Brief #007 examines how Iran can exploit maritime risk, commercial uncertainty and threshold conditioning to challenge US escalation dominance without achieving conventional sea control.
SAGE International Australia provides independent geopolitical, defence and strategic analysis to help organisations understand risk, identify opportunity and make better decisions in a rapidly changing world.
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