New Russian Tactics: Glide Bombs and Double-Tap
The Russians are employing some new tactics in Ukraine’s Eastern front that are adding to their ever-growing list of war crimes committed throughout this conflict.
Iran Attacks Israel, Sort Of…
In the early hours of April 14, Iran – both directly and through its many proxies – launched the largest missile and drone assault on
The Limits of Russia’s War Machine
Recent events in the Ukrainian War have shed light on the state of Russia’s ability to resupply its war effort. Even elite Russian troops are
Secretary Yellen Dumps Cold Water on Chinese Dumping
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is fresh from a trip to China, and she is fired up. Well, perhaps as fired up as one can
Can High Birth Rates Solve Demographic Problems for Young Countries?
I often talk about the importance of demographics for countries, but do high birth rates always equate to population growth? In countries like Yemen and
NGLs: Ohio’s Plastics Industry’s Juicy Secret
Since I’m here in Ohio, why not talk about what makes this region so unique. Today, we’ll be discussing how shale in Ohio has propelled
Geopolitics of Terror Groups: ISIS and ISIS Khorasan
With the recent attack on Moscow, I received some requests to do a breakdown on the geopolitics of ISIS. First things first, there are two
Things I (Do) Worry About: A Post-Germany Europe
Germany has had a streak hotter than the ’96 Chicago Bulls. The German economic model has contributed to European political, economic, and industrial success, but
Will Venezuela Invade Guyana for Oil?
I’ve gotten a handful of questions regarding Venezuela invading the South American state of Guyana due to economic challenges and oil discoveries. The short answer
Apparently A Cessna and Elbow Grease Is All Ukraine Needs
The Ukrainians are getting creative and finding ways to launch longer-range attacks on Russian infrastructure. We’ve already seen strikes on pipeline nexuses and chemical complexes
