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A Credible Grand Strategy: The Urgent Need to Set Priorities • Stimson Center - Vimarsana News

A Credible Grand Strategy: The Urgent Need to Set Priorities • Stimson Center

This paper documents why U.S. foreign policy should change, and then maps out how it can be done.

The 2023 War on the Rocks Holiday Reading List - Vimarsana News

The 2023 War on the Rocks Holiday Reading List

Every year we kick off the holiday season with a roundup of books recommended by the War on the Rocks and Texas National Security Review team. Enrich your

The Net Assessment Crew Sits Down with Ryan - War on the Rocks - Vimarsana News

The Net Assessment Crew Sits Down with Ryan - War on the Rocks

The title says it all! If you missed episodes of our show "Net Assessment" over the summer and fall, you aren't alone. Zack Cooper, Melanie Marlow, and

What a NATO official's surprising statement reveals about the war in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

What a NATO official's surprising statement reveals about the war in Ukraine

Stian Jennsen's remarks could weaken Ukraine’s negotiating position against Russia — but they could also be a realistic preview of the future.

Source: msnbc.com
Guidelines for a Better—and Necessary—Round of BRAC - Vimarsana News

Guidelines for a Better—and Necessary—Round of BRAC

In President Donald Trump’s budget request for fiscal year (FY) 2018, he asked Congress to authorize a new round of Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC). For the sixth year in a row, Congress denied that authorization. Despite Congress’s intransigence, the need for base closures and realignment is not going away. The Department of Defense (DOD) has approximately 20 percent excess infrastructure,