Key themes include, but are not limited to:

• Electronic warfare, C-EW doctrine, and spectrum-driven survivability

• Geoeconomics, commodities, and strategic statecraft

• Dual-use technology, defence innovation, and frontier systems

• Irregular warfare, proxy dynamics, and grey zone competition

• Conflict forecasting, escalation modelling, and frontier risk

• Telecoms, ISR, 6G, AI infrastructure, and information control

• Cyber operations, drone warfare, and contested digital terrain

Send your article or proposal as a Word document to:
📧 submissions@aries-intel.com
Include a short (2–3 sentence) author bio with your name, affiliation (if any), and background.

🔹 Flash Briefs
Word Count: 400–800 words
Fast-turn, high-impact commentary on current events, tactical developments, or underreported issues. Ideal for breaking insights with immediate relevance. Hyperlinked sources preferred.

🔹 Perspectives
Word Count: 1000–2000 words
Thoughtful, argument-led pieces that examine a key issue, shift in doctrine, policy failure, or strategic blind spot. Clear voice, strong framing, and relevance to today’s operational, financial, or geopolitical realities.

🔹 Insight Briefs
Word Count: ~2500 words
Structured analysis, case studies, or conceptual models drawn from field experience, technical understanding, or institutional knowledge. Ideal for shaping doctrine, risk posture, or capability development.

🔹 Research Studies & White Papers
Word Count: 4000+ words
Extended, data-backed reports offering depth on emerging threats, technologies, or strategic trends. Ideal for foundational reference pieces or institutional audiences. Proposals encouraged prior to submission.

🔹 Book Reviews
Word Count: 500–800 words
Concise critiques of new or classic works on conflict, strategy, technology, or power. Should link the book’s relevance to current or near-future developments.

We welcome contributors with real-world experience, deep subject knowledge, or a serious body of work across defence, intelligence, finance, and geopolitical risk. If your work sits at the intersection of conflict, strategy, and systems — we want to hear from you.

Ideal contributors include:

• Military and security professionals (serving or retired)

• Intelligence analysts, OSINT practitioners, and financial intelligence (FININT) specialists

• Electronic warfare, cyber, and drone warfare operators

• Weapons systems experts, armament analysts, and technical assessors

• Geopolitical risk consultants, regional specialists, and field researchers

• Traders, market analysts, and institutional finance professionals

• AML/KYC and financial crime investigators

• Defence technologists, engineers, and innovation leads

• Policy advisors, legislative researchers, and strategic planners

• Academic researchers, PhD students, and independent scholars

• Think tank affiliates, national security fellows, and strategy consultants

• Journalists and ex-reporters with experience in defence, economics, tech, or conflict

We are especially interested in submissions that bridge disciplines — military and finance, cyber and politics, drones and doctrine. If you’ve lived it, studied it, built it, or broken it down — this is your platform.

We’re here for serious thinking that moves the conversation forward.