Grant Newsham, Author at The Sunday Guardian Live

South Korea: The time for wishful thinking has come

Lee’s election is one more episode in a years-long effort by South Korean radicals to establish one-party rule in South Korea and align with...

The ‘Donald Trump of Asia’ could use some help

President Yoon warned of North Korean supporters in the opposition in his statement announcing and justifying martial law. He’s right. A sizable chunk of...

Another year of rough sailing for Northeast Asia and Japan

Taiwan is in Xi’s crosshairs. He’s publicly said he wants it which means he’s staking his reputation on getting it. Washington, DC: 2024 was rough....

ATACMs? What are they thinking?

Handcuffing an incoming President? Or even just giving him a worse situation to deal with? This was once unthinkable, but is the sort of...

America’s most consequential election in a lifetime

There is the fear that we are headed for a one-party state depending on the outcome of this election. And I think that is...

America’s ‘kryptonite’

WASHINGTON DC: The U.S. military is still powerful. Maybe the world’s strongest military. But the words ‘grey zone’ seem to cause the entire force...

The Philippines is hoping history doesn’t repeat itself, again

The Philippines is fighting off aggressive Chinese encroachment on its maritime territory. It isn’t the first time, and last time it ended badly for...

U.S. Marine Corps’ Force Design 2030. A well-intentioned act of self-harm

FD 2030 is not an ‘add-on’ to existing Marine Corps capabilities that were still useful in many situations. Instead, the Marines will try to...

India’s importance to the Quad

India’s involvement in the Quad addressed an issue that nobody much wanted to consider: how to cover the Indian Ocean. Washington, DC: If you can...

Nothing to see here…

If half the American voters think an election was stolen it will destroy the country, or at least turn it into a North American...

US Marines change course in the Pacific: What does it mean for India?

Change isn’t always easy. Even for US Marines. But as China’s military capabilities continue to improve at an alarming rate, the Marines are planning to...

US Marines change course in the Pacific: What does it mean for India?

Change isn’t always easy. Even for US Marines. But as China’s military capabilities continue to improve at an alarming rate, the Marines are planning to...

US Marines change course in the Pacific: What does it mean for India?

Change isn’t always easy. Even for US Marines. But as China’s military capabilities continue to improve at an alarming rate, the Marines are planning to...

Chinese Marines may be operating in IOR in five years

PRC has long understood the military and ‘influence’ value of amphibious forces—and PLA amphibious forces have expanded rapidly over the last decade. TOKYO: With the Chinese...

JBM Green Energy bags 3 GWh BESS orders

Satyam, Kingfisher, PNB to Jet: How auditors failed Indian investors

Ashu’s bail plea declared ‘infructuous’

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