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 >
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 >
Trilateral Convergence: SAGE International’s case for a security compact between the UK, Australia, and Japan (UKAJ)
Dr. John Bruni, Prof. Emeritus Purnendra Jain, CDRE Patrick J. Tyrrell OBE RN (Ret’d), David James Olney & Simon Chelton… 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 >