Contemporary warfare is spilling from the battlefield into industrial, cyber, economic, and informational domains, and increasingly pulling entire societies into the conflict. Defense policy must adapt.

Advanced militaries take note: Ukraine has blunted Russia’s considerable naval advantages in the Black Sea region, and all without a conventional navy.

Despite its lack of a conventional navy, Ukraine has managed to drive Russian naval vessels out of the Black Sea with a combination of missile strikes and drone warfare.

Despite Israeli successes in eliminating Hezbollah’s leadership, the group still appears ready and able to conduct a prolonged war of attrition in southern Lebanon.

The Myanmar civil war and Ukraine war are serving as laboratories for the testing and development of drone warfare.

Drone swarms have made the jump from tactical hypothetical to military reality, and warfare will never be the same.

The risks surrounding Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS) demand swift and comprehensive regulation.