Analysing Ukraine: The fight for Pokrovsk continues, what next?
Last week US, Russian, and Ukrainian envoys met in Dubai trying to negotiate a cease fire deal. Before the meeting,…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Avdiivka battle continues, ATACMS and Ukraine crosses the Dnipro
Russia continues fighting hard to encircle Avdiivka. Ukraine’s new long-range ATACMS missiles supplied by the United States make an impact…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Ukraine needs to transfer tactical initiative into strategic gains – Quickly!
The land campaign continues to move slowly and last week’s key observations are related to the strategic campaign and how…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Prigozhin’s coup. A win for Ukraine? Or a win for Putin? Or everybody loses?
At the time this article was written, Prigozhin had just reached an agreement to accept exile in Belarus and send…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Pacific Intelligence Update
NATO Strategic Concept 2022 – NATO’s Pacific plans? A little reported feature of Pacific politics is NATO’s increasing commitment to…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Ukraine offensive update – Why is it going so slowly?
This week’s Ukrainian advance may seem slow to people that are not students of war. However, observers need to understand…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Damn. The Russians blew up the dam!
The recent destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam has unleashed an ecological disaster and driven tens of thousands of Ukrainians…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Border raids raise some important questions
Recent Ukrainian activity is forcing a re-think of the situation in Ukraine. This week, along Ukraine’s northern border there is…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – United States intelligence slips up but will it stop Ukraine smashing Russia?
Regardless of the Russian Army and Wagner Group cooperating, Bakhmut still holds and remains the focus of military activity on…
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – Be careful for what you wish
BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) have for some time been exploring an alternative to this unique but increasingly fragile, US world oil for dollars hegemony.
Under its newest president, Brazil may have been picked off by the US but certainly, major oil producers Iran and Venezuela have joined this quest.