GeoSec Insights

The Chinese Strategic Culture Part II | Policy Brief 2026/06

Active Defense, Strategic Patience, and Beijing’s Quest for Recognition

Aug 3 • GeoSec Insights

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July 2026

Architecture and the State

How Power Builds Itself in Stone

Jul 26 • GeoSec Insights

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The Struggle to Reform the UN Security Council | Risk Report 2026/04

Representation, Veto Power, and the Risk of Institutional Hollowing

Jul 15 • GeoSec Insights

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The Chinese Strategic Culture Part I | Policy Brief 2026/05

Historical Memory, National Humiliation, and the Foundations of Beijing’s Worldview

Jul 6 • GeoSec Insights

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June 2026

The Political Imagination

Why Art Belongs in Geopolitics

Jun 26 • GeoSec Insights

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Middle and Small Powers in the Emerging World System | Risk Report 2026/03

Strategic Risks and Policy Choices in an Era of Competitive Disorder

Jun 17 • GeoSec Insights

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NATO After Iran as the Alliance Turns Transactional | Policy Brief 2026/04

How the Iran war exposed the limits of automatic solidarity and pushed U.S.-Europe relations toward a harder bargain

Jun 1 • GeoSec Insights

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May 2026

The Russia–Ukraine War Through 2027 | Scenario Assessment 2026/01

A structured assessment of the war’s plausible trajectories, key drivers, and forward indicators through the end of 2027

May 20 • GeoSec Insights

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Before Power Acts, It Imagines

As GeoSec nears its first anniversary, I am opening a more personal space inside the platform, one where culture, memory, beauty, fear, and power meet.

May 19 • GeoSec Insights

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Science and Great Power Competition | Policy Brief 2026/03

America Under Pressure, China on the Rise

May 4 • GeoSec Insights

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April 2026

Trump and the Madman Theory | Policy Analysis 2026/02

The Politics of Presidential Capacity

Apr 15 • GeoSec Insights

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Munich 2026 | Policy Brief 2026/02

The Transition from Rules-Based Order to Power-First Geopolitics

Apr 6 • GeoSec Insights

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