Erudite Warrior

Fostering the study of the Profession of Arms

[War on the Rocks @WarOnTheRocks]

Serbia's dire need for financing and infrastructure improvement combined with China's drive for strategic investments in the Balkans is corroding Serbian democracy. https://t.co/Qpiz0iI62c

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Challenging the West's very definition of war. As we meander without strategy, we are well on our way to losing Phase 0. A lengthy but excellent read.
https://t.co/REVGaRCt44

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Stratfor annual forecast #longread https://t.co/iJAJmiosbc

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A discussion on the EUs incorporation of artificial intelligence into its defensive and security architecture. https://t.co/AeFsLEXbn6

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As Chinese and North Korea continues to pursue military modernisation Abe seeks to "normalise" Japan through constitutional change in relation to its military and deepening diplomatic and economic ties with partner countries. https://t.co/QtJzNjnwyW

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APEC was unable to achieve consensus on its usual joint communique - but did it achieve a change in momentum in Chinese plans to increase its global influence? https://t.co/Q7ueo8l2Tc

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As anti-armoured weapon systems continue to modernise and proliferate - does armour still have a place on the battlefield? https://t.co/wSkY6mnLzf

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The sixth edition of Global Strategic Trends, published by the Development, Concepts and Doctrine Centre, describes a future context for defence and security out to 2050 https://t.co/rzUwlFIZix

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Russia's aims in and for the Middle East are complex and multifaceted. Engagement in conflicts there has been easy; but, will disengagement in the future be as simple? https://t.co/Nw1MT6gifc

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During his visit to Hobart, Australia in 2014, Chinese President Xi Jinping outlined for the first time a strategy to “understand, protect, and use” the Antarct https://t.co/lSLq7CjhBk

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“The only way human beings can win a war is to prevent it. The best way to prevent a war is to be prepared to win it.” - Secretary Mark Esper talks about the fure of th U.S. Army https://t.co/3EoYvkyvl2

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The British experience with critical transmission infrastructure may be why th e Australian government is cautious on Huawei. https://t.co/OpZuNjk7Gg

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Language is important - but not all member think the rules based order is. https://t.co/xPNmHAbKdS

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Russia and NATO both seek to deter each other from further aggresion - but will miscalculation mean that deterrence does the opposite of what it intends to? https://t.co/W9OeATOh3V

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Questions on censorship, the law and values. https://t.co/O2TTQgKMh6

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Can America meet the China challenge in Southeast Asia? | The Strategist https://t.co/4KL5sRPYT7

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An analysis of the systemic problems in the US Navy that led to the collisions and loss of life in US Ships McCain and Fitzgerald. Fascinating article, as it was written by the Vice Admiral in command of 7th Fleet at the time of the collisions - and... https://t.co/XR8ci0Wsrp

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Lessons for the West from the East. A quick read West Point article on observations of Ukraine's war with Russia.

https://t.co/CauB8KEBYm

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Learning from study, personal experience and mistakes by others - and denying your flanks. Does Mattis subtly “lead up” to navigate the fine line of civil-military and Presidential relations? https://t.co/ALkssFVqvt

[POLITICO @politico]

The defense secretary seems to know how to disagree with the president and get away with it. https://t.co/61IYuKHZbV via @elianayjohnson @POLITICOmag