Global Security Review Information

Global Security Review (GSR) is a nonpartisan online journal and a division of the National Institute for Deterrence Studies (NIDS), publishing commentary, analysis, and research on global security, national security, strategic deterrence, nuclear deterrence, defense policy, geopolitical competition, and emerging threats. GSR connects practitioners, researchers, government professionals, academics, military leaders, policy specialists, and private-sector decision-makers with rigorous perspectives on the security challenges shaping the United States, its allies, partners, and the international system. Our coverage examines nuclear strategy, strategic stability, arms control, nuclear nonproliferation, nuclear modernization, extended deterrence, integrated deterrence, missile defense, strategic adversaries, China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, NATO, Indo-Pacific security, European security, Middle East security, homeland defense, foreign policy, military strategy, defense technology, artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, cybersecurity, information warfare, cognitive warfare, influence operations, counterintelligence, space security, space deterrence, hypersonic weapons, drones, robotics, critical infrastructure, defense industrial base resilience, and the future of warfare. GSR publishes expert commentary, long-form analysis, strategic reports, podcasts, and multimedia discussions designed to illuminate risk, challenge assumptions, strengthen deterrence awareness, and improve understanding of an increasingly contested security environment. Core coverage includes Emerging Threats; Strategic Adversaries; Arms Control & Nonproliferation; Allies & Extended Deterrence; Deterrence & Foreign Policy; and Space Deterrence & Conflict. Follow Global Security Review for independent global security analysis, deterrence research, geopolitical insight, defense commentary, strategic competition, nuclear security, military affairs, and emerging national security trends.