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Michael Peck

Michael Peck

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Contributing Writer, Forbes

Corvallis

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East Africa, science, technology cybersecurity, gaming,Innovation intelligence, national security, Syrian Civil War global conflict, defense, North Africa Iraq & Middle East

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The debate on whether climate change is real.

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  • Breaking Russia’s Triple Chokehold

    By Michael Peck, Emil Avdaliani, David Kirichenko, Andrian Prokip| Cepa@ After three years and a million casualties, Russia has discovered something that even the ancient Romans knew: combining different types of weapons creates a synergy more lethal than the sum of its parts. Russia has devised a successful approach for penetrating Ukrainian defenses. The good news? In the early months of 2025, Ukraine may have discovered a response. Here’s the problem.

    By Michael Peck, Emil Avdaliani, David Kirichenko, Andrian Prokip · Cepa

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Why Australia Shouldn't Fear China's Navy, Despite Provocative Exercises

    By Michael Peck| 19FortyFive Verified Summary and Key Points: In March 2025, a small flotilla of Chinese warships sailed around Australia, raising fears reminiscent of Japan’s threat in 1942. Yet despite entering Australia’s Exclusive Economic Zone and conducting live-fire drills, the PLAN ships posed no real invasion threat. -Unlike World War II-era Japan, China seeks influence rather than territory, aiming to demonstrate power and potentially threaten Australian trade routes.

    By Michael Peck · 19FortyFive

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Breaking Russia’s Triple Chokehold

    By Michael Peck, Emil Avdaliani, David Kirichenko, Andrian Prokip| Cepa@ After three years and a million casualties, Russia has discovered something that even the ancient Romans knew: combining different types of weapons creates a synergy more lethal than the sum of its parts. Russia has devised a successful approach for penetrating Ukrainian defenses. The good news? In the early months of 2025, Ukraine may have discovered a response. Here’s the problem.

    By Michael Peck, Emil Avdaliani, David Kirichenko, Andrian Prokip · Cepa

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Corvallis, United States