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ColumnsNov 28, 2025 | 08:56 GMT
A Ukrainian serviceman from the 24th mechanized brigade prepares a Magura night drone to flight toward the front line in the area of Chasiv Yar, Donetsk region late on April 29, 2025.
Drones Are Redefining Asymmetric Warfare
The Russia-Ukraine war has highlighted how accessible, cost-effective technologies, particularly drones, are reshaping modern warfare. Drones have become central instruments of cost-imposition, allowing Ukraine to inflict disproportionate damage on a materially stronger adversary at a fraction of the cost of traditional weapons systems. Far from the rapid win Russia hoped to impose, Ukraine has demonstrated that smaller states can leverage these technologies to survive, adapt and even impose sustained costs over the long term.
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Russia
Military & Security
Politics
Russia-Ukraine Conflict
On GeopoliticsNov 29, 2024 | 11:00 GMT
South Korean marines participate in joint exercises with U.S. forces Sept. 2 in Pohang, South Korea.
Demographic Decline and Military Manpower: Understanding the Shifting Role of People in Conflict
Though Japan and South Korea present an extreme demographic outlook and have sociocultural, political, economic and security nuances that deserve consideration, they set the blueprint for how the military must contend with stiff competition for human resources, a reconceptualization of manpower and replacement potential of physical personnel.
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On GeopoliticsSep 26, 2023 | 14:57 GMT
Chinese Yuan Surrounded By U.S. 100 Dollar Bills
Stratfor Center for Applied Geopolitics: De-dollarization, Diversification and the Global Use of the Yuan
As the term "de-dollarization" grows increasingly widespread, questions have arisen over the future of the U.S. dollar's role in the international economic order and the dominance it has had thus far. China's intent to internationalize the renminbi/yuan (RMB), as outlined in the People's Bank of China (PBOC) 2022 RMB Internationalization annual report, has caused observers to question whether dollar dominance is coming to an end. Countries have begun settling bilateral trade with China in RMB in place of dollars, and some are now using the RMB more often in third-party transactions. Other countries are in the process of accumulating RMB in their foreign reserves through currency swaps conducted with China.
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United States
China
Economics
Politics
AssessmentsSep 4, 2023 | 12:46 GMT
Signs in the labor poster call for a five-day week, shorter hours, the right to organize, abolition of child labor, collective bargaining, higher wages and social security.
Labor Protests: A Visual Anthology
A country's labor force can be one of its greatest attributes. As a united front, it can also come together to force the hand of governments on policy and wages. As we stand on the frontier of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, when the careers of our children today may not even exist, we take a look back at the employment conditions and movements of our forefathers. This visual anthology was originally published on Sept. 4, 2017.
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United States
Economics
Environment, Science & Technology
Politics
The 4th Industrial Revolution
AssessmentsMay 29, 2023 | 12:49 GMT
A soldier places flags at the gravesites of U.S. military members buried at the Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia on May 24, 2012.
Remembering America's Allies on Memorial Day
This year on Memorial Day, Stratfor would like to consider the countless individuals from across the globe who have worked and fought alongside the U.S. military, with this reflection originally penned in 2016. Memorial Day in the United States is dedicated to remembering the men and women who served and who died in service to country and mission. Yet these dedicated personnel are not alone; they are assisted by other foreign nations and by the security forces and civilian residents of the country in which the U.S. military is operating. Many brave individuals continue to partner with the United States and its allies. Many have returned to their normal lives in some semblance of peace. Some have left their homeland through choice or coercion, and still more have laid down their lives in pursuit of a better tomorrow.
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