Conflicts
Armed conflicts emerge from the interaction of military capabilities, political interests and economic constraints. Our analysis explains escalation paths, force balances and strategic options without sensationalism.
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China vs Taiwan: How a War Could Unfold
A war over Taiwan would likely escalate through cyberattacks, economic pressure, maritime controls and blockade before any amphibious invasion. The…
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The Dead Behind the Numbers: What Russia’s Losses Reveal About Putin’s War
Russian casualty figures in Ukraine have reached a scale at which individual lives disappear behind statistics. This analysis separates confirmed…
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Russia’s Military Bloggers: Who Runs the Powerful Z-Channels
Russia’s military bloggers report faster and often more bluntly than the defence ministry, but they are not an independent anti-war…
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The Strongest Weapon Is a Reason to Keep Fighting
Weapons and training matter, but soldiers also need a reason to endure fear and exhaustion. Comparing Russia, Iran and Ukraine…
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War Propaganda: Methods and Patterns
War propaganda legitimises violence through emotional narratives, simplified enemy images and controlled information. The article explains recurring methods, historical patterns…
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Iran Conflict: How Many Soldiers Would It Take to Capture Kharg?
Capturing Iran’s strategically vital Kharg Island would require air and naval superiority as well as thousands of troops. This analysis…
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