National Security Publications releases works from authors that explore the evolving landscape of geopolitical conflict and national security, with a sharp focus on the strategic behaviors of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and Russia as primary state actors challenging American and Western interests. These works dissect the layered threats to homeland defense, from kinetic attacks and special operations to the subtler dimensions of influence warfare and propaganda. Emphasizing strategic awareness and civic resilience, our authors examine how cyber warfare, electronic warfare, and UAV/drone warfare are reshaping the battlefield—both physical and psychological. Taiwan often emerges as a flashpoint in analyses of potential World War III scenarios, while communism and influence operations are framed as ideological vectors destabilizing democratic nations. Through rigorous assessments of American and Western threats and defense posture, these publications aim to equip policymakers, analysts, and citizens with the tools to anticipate, counter, and adapt to the shifting contours of modern conflict.

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