Carl von Clausewitz is known today as the West’s most influential military thinker. His seminal treatise On War lies at the heart of modern military doctrine. One recent article even compared its ...

AI Quick Read At a time when conflicts are unfolding across the world, and geopolitical tensions are rising amid the breakdown of dialogue and diplomacy, people may turn to the insights of Carl von ...

In the profession of arms, a required reading is “On War” by Prussian Gen. Carl Von Clausewitz. Though first published in 1832, this seminal work of warfare remains valid as it defines and examines ...

Carl von Clausewitz (1780-1831), the Prussian general and military theorist, never saw a stealth bomber, a precision-guided ...

In his classic text “On War,” the great philosopher of war Carl von Clausewitz introduced the concept of the “center of gravity.” The center of gravity in war is “the hub of all power and movement, on ...

There is little doubt the United States can achieve its tactical objectives against Iran through military force—but what if doing so leads to strategic calamity elsewhere in the world?

In his magnum opus “On War,” the 19th century Prussian general and military theorist Carl von Clausewitz wrote that the population of a country must be courageous to achieve greatness. Without the ...

Securing a fragile peace in the Iran war can be more readily understood through the lens of Carl von Clausewitz, who conceptualised war and peace as part of a continuous political process rather than ...

If, on the other hand, you watch Fox News or read blogs by conservatives or military analysts, you will be told with equal ...

With regards to Afghanistan, President Trump’s State of the Union address offered a subtle but stinging rebuke to former President Obama and his foreign policy genius, Ben Rhodes. It came via the ...

In his magnum opus “On War,” the 19th century Prussian general and military theorist Carl von Clausewitz wrote that the population of a country must be courageous to achieve greatness. Without the ...