FAO Journal of International Affairs

Breaking the Bluff: Why Russian Nuclear Coercion Is Failing in Ukraine

By Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas DiFiore, U.S. Army - Retired

Feb 24 • Editor

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Deterring PRC Aggression in the South China Sea through Enhanced U.S.-Philippine Military Cooperation

Mr. Travis Sevy

Feb 17 • Editor

3

Shifting Ground: U.S. Foreign Policy, Humanitarian Missions, and the Changing Role of Foreign Area Officers

Commander Ted Kim, U.S. Coast Guard - Retired

Feb 11 • Editor

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Fragmented Aid, Lost Influence: Niger Shows Why America Needs Unified Foreign Assistance

By Major Claude Betene, U.S. Air Force

Feb 3 • Editor

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January 2026

FAOs in Print and Online in 2025—What FAOs are Saying

Aaron Delano-Johnson (Co-Director FAO Journal of International Affairs)

Jan 28 • Editor

2

December 2025

The Strategic Threat of China’s Rapid Advancements in Science and Technology

Mr. Henry Yep

Dec 23, 2025 • Editor

4

News from the Field: What the Heck is DASA-DEC?

Major John Erik Anderson, U.S. Army

Dec 18, 2025 • Editor

4

The Case for Aiding Ukraine with Long-Range Strike Missiles In The Face Of Russian Nuclear Threats

Major Adam S. Jatho, U.S. Marine Corps

Dec 11, 2025 • Editor

1

November 2025

Book Review - "Defectors: How the Illicit Flight of Soviet Citizens Built the Borders of the Cold War World"

Reviewed by: Dr. Scott E. McIntosh

Nov 25, 2025 • Editor

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Asteroid Mining and Avoiding the Repetition of History

Major Cody J. Long, U.S. Space Force

Nov 21, 2025 • Editor

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News From The Field: In the Gray-Navigating Security Cooperation from Rabat

Major Claude Betene, U.S. Air Force

Nov 14, 2025 • Editor

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2

News from the Field: "Come Folgore Dal Cielo" – Like Lightning from the Sky

Captain Paolo Bonventre, U.S. Army

Nov 7, 2025 • Editor

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