Julian McBride

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Julian McBride is a former US Marine, forensic anthropologist, and independent journalist born in New York. His bylines can be found in the National Security Journal, Byline Times, 19FortyFive, Heritage Daily, The Defense Post, Journal of Forensic Psychology, Modern Warfare Institute, Manara Mag, The Strategist, Pacific Forum, E-International Relations, NKInsider, and UK Defence Journal.

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How Crimea Went from Russia’s Greatest Prize Towards an Untenable Position

The Crimean Peninsula, Russia’s pivotal stronghold, is witnessing a siege that could place the occupation by Russian forces in an untenable position. After four...

South Korea’s Strategic Bind During the American-Iranian War

South Korea, a major ally of the United States, is one of the countries facing the spillover of the 2026 American-Iranian War. Alongside much...

Maintaining a Deterrence Strategy for the Philippines in the Scarborough Shoal

The South China Sea is one of the most tempestuous regions today due to numerous provocations that could lead to heightened diplomatic standoffs and...

Why American Friction with France and the UK Could Change China’s Calculus in the Indo-Pacific

The Indo-Pacific is a regional flashpoint that could see several potential armed conflicts if missteps are taken and de-escalation and deterrence are not applied....

Why the Tiananmen Square Tactics Will Backfire Against Iran

The late 2025 to early 2026 Iranian protests are seen as the culmination of decades of negligence, mismanagement, and brutal repression by the ruling...

Russian Technology in North Korea’s Nuclear Submarines with Implications for South Korea and America

The Korean Peninsula is witnessing verbal provocations from the Kim regime not seen since the aftermath of the 2010 shelling of Yeonpyeongdo and sinking...

Sweden’s Command on Finland’s Northern Flanks and Crucial Role in NATO

Sweden is NATO’s newest member, and its presence in the organization is invaluable. Having a foothold on the Baltic Sea, along with one of...

Scars of Rwanda in El Fasher’s Demise

The ongoing war in Sudan is one of the most overlooked conflicts of the 21st century that has implications of spilling over not just...

Steps Taken Towards a European Sky Shield

Amid growing Russian drone and aerial incursions outside of Ukraine, European NATO members are discussing ways to mitigate the Kremlin’s provocations while simultaneously strengthening...

How the Yugoslav Wars Grew NATO and Subsequently Molded Vladimir Putin

In the 1990s, Europe witnessed one of the most harrowing conflicts since World War II, which involved widespread war crimes, ethnic cleansing, genocide, and...

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A Ceasefire Without Guarantees: How Washington’s Cover Keeps Gaza’s Killing Going

Somewhere between the White House press briefing and the...

Between Two Niles: What China’s Water Security Endorsement Means for Ethiopia

China’s endorsement of Egypt’s right to protect its water...

Why Serbia’s River Threat to Kosovo Is Really About Ukraine

Vučić's threat to divert the Ibar River is not...

Bessent’s “Economic D-Day” Is Regime Change by Other Means

When a Treasury secretary reaches for Normandy to describe...
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