Expertise and Interests:

• non-state and gray zone threats

• hybrid warfare

• conflict analysis

• defense technologies

• crime and justice

• editorial & communications

Sharon Adarlo is a conflict analyst and journalist.

She is currently a conflict analyst, managing editor, and operations and research director at Militant Wire, a media company focused on providing independent analysis of militant activity and armed conflict around the world. 

For her expertise as a conflict analyst, she has been quoted by CBS News, LBC, The Media Line, the International Court of Justice at The Hague, and other respected organizations.

Previously, for more than 20 years, she worked as a journalist, communications specialist, and researcher for various media companies, public institutions, private businesses, and non-profit organizations. This list includes The Wall Street Journal and Princeton University, just to name a few.

She began her career reporting on crime and municipal news across New Jersey and then covered crime and breaking news in Newark and the greater New York City metro area.

Due to the breadth of her work, she has expertise in a variety of disparate domains, such as science, engineering, artificial intelligence, finance, medicine, crime, courts, literature, and the arts.

Apart from her work as a conflict analyst, Sharon is also a professional artist, illustrator, cartoonist, and fiction and non-fiction narrative writer. That work can be found at her art website.

NOTE: This website serves not just as a portfolio of work content but also as an archival repository — all in an effort to keep one small part of the Internet free and open to everybody (that’s not mediated by an AI platform), and to provide first hand research material to fellow conflict analysts, journalists, and interested readers.

Sharon Adarlo can be contacted at adarlo-research@proton.me