Section: Hoover Institution (USA)
Articles On: Oil, Taiwan, Military, Space, Cybersecurity, Iran, Russia, Ukraine, and U.S.-China Competition
Articles on the comprehensive military modernization and expansion program undertaken by the Chinese Communist Party, which supports an increasingly aggressive foreign policy and threatens the safety of China’s neighbors. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Taiwan’s Slow Squeeze, Ukraine’s Long War
What to make of the Cold War rivalry over AI and the prospects of a Chinese move on Taiwan? Hoover fellow and Sino expert Eyck Freymann discusses the state of U.S.-China relations, followed by a look at Russia’s war of attrition and Vladimir Putin’s options 55 months after his country launched this century’s second invasion of...
Russia: Repression, War, And Prospects For Freedom
H.R. McMaster and Vladimir Kara-Murza discuss the state of the war in Ukraine, the prospects and perils facing Russia’s opposition, the shifting currents of Russian domestic politics, the effort to organize the Russian diaspora into a coherent political force, and prospects of a post-Putin Russia. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Sergey Sanovich On BBC News
Hoover Institution fellow Sergey Sanovich says Trump will push for an energy ceasefire when he meets with Zelensky, but giving Ukraine enough Patriot interceptors is the only way to convince Putin to agree to it – otherwise, Putin will still believe one more barrage of ballistic missiles will get him the victory. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Book Review: Red Dawn Over China: How Communism Conquered A Quarter Of Humanity
Hoover Institution fellow Frank Dikötter’s Red Dawn over China is very good at showing us the nature of revolution in Mao’s China, which closely resembles the “collectivization of agriculture” and Ukrainian “Holodomor”, as well as Mao’s own later “Cultural Revolution,” pitting levels of the peasantry, the landless, and the...
Germany Is Becoming Ukraine’s Most Important Ally In Europe — And Poland Is Paying The Price
Germany Positions Itself as Ukraine’s Principal Partner in Europe, while Polish-Ukrainian Relations Sour – On August 22, 2026, just two days before Ukraine’s Independence Day, German Foreign Minister Johan Wadephul visited Kyiv. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Can Europe Save Ukraine As US Leadership Falters? | Andrew A. Michta
Hoover Institution fellow Andrew Michta assesses whether the emerging transatlantic strategy can deliver a durable peace. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Thank You, Ukrainians! Happy Independence Day.
Today is a day for gratitude, sorrow, and renewed solidarity with Ukraine. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Analysis: Ukraine, Russia Trade Blows As War Of Attrition, Innovation Continues
“Success will depend less on a handful of exquisite platforms,” wrote Hoover Institution fellow Miles Maochun Yu, about the lessons from Ukraine, “than on resilient networks, distributed forces, sustained production and the ability to attack not only enemy forces in the field but also the industrial foundations that keep those forces alive.”...
Armor on a Robotic Battlefield
When the Russian Army invaded Ukraine in 2022, columns of massed armored vehicles lumbered over highways and fields in an attempted blitzkrieg that would not have seemed out of place in World War II. What a difference four years of war have made. Ukrainian military leaders understood that they could not win a traditional war of attrition against...
