Can facial recognition be justified for espionage in war?
With major global military conflicts asserting themselves into the story of the twenty-first century, a parallel debate is being waged in academic, ethical and...
War is expensive both on and off the battlefield
When asked to describe war, Union General William T. Sherman noted that “War is cruelty, and you cannot refine it.” Later, in a speech,...
Analyzing War Fatigue in Ukraine
Many Ukrainians, both at the front and rear, have gradually realized there will be no quick victory. The war may drag on indefinitely and...
Fair and Unfair Play: Regulating Means and Methods of Warfare
Do we have any detailed and documented rules of military engagement today? Yes. Are these rules regularly followed? Mostly not. Does this mean that...
The evolution of the concept of information warfare in the modern information society of the post-truth era
The development of technology, communication tools and the spread of Internet access in the 21st century, have made the modern citizen of Western liberal...
The Thucydides Trap
Are the U.S. and China Headed for War? by Graham Allison When Barack Obama meets this week with Xi Jinping during the Chinese president’s...