The Land Beneath Antarctica’s Ice Might Be Full of Water
In the future, they hope to add additional data from satellites, magnetotelluric surveys, and fiber-optic cables for a more comprehensive look at
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Europe’s paper tiger: Mightier than Russia yet still afraid of it
Europe, in one way or another, has consistently been a fearsome warrior for the last two millennia. Remember your Latin class? Si
The Age of the Mercenary Is Here to Stay
Western governments must develop a new regulatory framework that treats state-linked PMCs as extensions of state power and components of strategic calculations,
On Orwell’s Trail: Is the EU Eliminating Digital Privacy?
The EU’s proposed chat control fits neatly into a broader project of mass surveillance -- a development already visible in the Digital
Trump’s Extraordinary Saudi Pivot
That said, this unofficial designation – and the official ‘major non-NATO ally’ counterpart – comes with its own obligations for Saudi Arabia.
The next MAGA divide is China
Trump’s former Deputy National Security Advisor Matt Pottinger predicts that allowing semiconductor sales to China would be “unilaterally deindustrializing America.” Trump’s former
Global power shifts are playing out in the Red Sea region
The competition for global influence and control is shifting. One of the places where this dynamic is playing out is the Red
Iraq’s; American security and Iranian influence
Iraq enters 2025 facing the same unsparing question that has haunted it for two decades: can it remain a partner to Washington
Will Marjorie Taylor Greene become America’s first female president?
Despite such temporary setbacks, Greene remains popular with a large slab of the Make America Great Again crowd, and continues to poll
War on Venezuela Is A Lie
If all the lies are not the real reason for the war, what is the real reason? Well, usually there are many,