Tag: Ervin Hoskins

Iranian Shahed kamikaze drone flying against a blue sky alongside the national flag of Iran.

Cheap Drones Rewrote The Balance In The Iran War

Low-cost drones have upended modern military strategy. While advanced airpower secured early strikes, sustained waves of cheap precision munitions drained multimillion-dollar interceptor stockpiles, proving that production speed and cost now decide long-term conflicts.

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Ervin Hoskins

Ervin Hoskins is an American freelance writer, peace advocate and anti-war activist focused on justice, equality and thoughtful analysis of international affairs.
Email : Ervinb.hoskins@gmail.com

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Political cartoon illustration of a globe surrounded by the flags of global superpowers like the US, China, and Russia amidst crumbling classical pillars, symbolizing a fractured multipolar world.

The Shadow of a Multipolar World: Gridlock in Geopolitical Arteries

This analysis explores the decline of American unipolarity and the onset of a transitional, multipolar era. Driven by Washington’s strategic miscalculations, the shifts include emerging non-Western security blocs, a highly vulnerable global energy market, and rising alternative alliances, forcing Western policymakers to cognitively adapt to an inescapable new geopolitical reality.

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