In this piece, I argue the relevance of Clausewitz in modern times and address the potential contradiction in his “wondrous trinity” by answering three questions. Is Clausewitz still relevant in modern times?Clausewitz’s “On War” presents a unique approach to warfare as a theoretical entity that can be studied on its own. It examines War and …
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My rather immodest, or even arrogant endeavour with this piece is to redefine strategy from the perspective of changes that have occurred in modern times. To begin, I will quote the famous phrase by Mike Tyson: “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” The story of Stuxnet and Iran illustrates this …
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As the world gradually evolves into a global and digital village with almost everything related to mankind connected to the internet, from sophisticated military and healthcare equipment to simple bread toasters and fridges, the world has seen a rather worrying rise in the spate of cyber attacks. In a joint publication, the United States Department …
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