Eric Edelman outlines the unprecedented challenge facing the United States: simultaneous deterrence of two nuclear peers. He argues that shoring up the U.S. nuclear command, control, and communications system should be the first order of business in deterring nuclear decapitation from Russia and/or China.
Travis Sharp argues that the Air Force is giving an incomplete picture of the total cost of the CCA program and that might be a problem down the road.
Toshi Yoshihara and Casey Nicastro discuss the force-rebalancing exercises held in Washington DC and Canberra to consider the future force structure of the Australian Defense Force.
Tyler Hacker challenges the long-held assumptions about a potential conflict with China and encourages looking to the past to prepare for the future.
Toshi Yoshihara and Casey Nicastro outline the major trends of Chinese military modernization and the risks presented to the United States and its allies.
Tabletop exercises hosted by CSBA offer a big lesson for the fiscal 2026 spending plan.
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