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.
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.
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.
SIB #009 examines how Russia–NATO competition is moving from cyberattacks, sabotage and electronic interference toward armed interception and the defence of critical infrastructure. Using the Lithuania drone incident and undersea activity near Svalbard as case studies, the brief assesses how Threshold Conditioning may gradually erode the practical boundaries of Article 5 without triggering conventional war.
Professor Salvatore Babones examines Australia’s “permanently temporary” visa system and the relationship between migration, education, economic growth and multiculturalism.
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