Superpowers Increasingly Unable to Defeat Smaller Nations, Experts Say
Modern conflicts suggest that technological innovation and political resilience are diminishing the traditional military advantages of global superpowers.
Haxie Meyers-Belkin is pleased to welcome Peter Zamaya, Director of the Eurasia Democracy Initiative. His central argument is that traditional assumptions about military strength are increasingly being challenged by technological innovation, asymmetric warfare, and political resilience. In this framework, Ukraine's ability to strike deep into Russian territory and sustain resistance against a much larger adversary serves as evidence that military size alone no longer guarantees strategic success...