The Death of a Civilization and the Life of an IdeaBy Luka Ivan Jukic / Hurst & Co.Reviewed by: Jean-Thomas NicoleThe Reviewer Jean-Thomas Nicole is a Policy Advisor with Public Safety Canada. The ...
Every mission begins with trust. In World War II, the U.S. government trusted private energy producers to deliver aviation gasoline at record scale, and those companies trusted Washington to stand ...
Vice Admiral Robert Harward (Ret.) is Executive Vice President for International Business and Strategy at Shield AI, where he ...
DEEP DIVE — From stolen military credentials to AI-generated personas seamlessly breaching critical infrastructure, digital ...
The last few months have seen a series of major cyber incidents which have frozen airports, crippled companies, compromised government systems, and stolen millions from unwitting victims. Cyber ...
President Trump’s meetings in East Asia last week did more to enhance our relationship with a few allies and partners in the region than the past fifteen years of talking about a “pivot to Asia”.Yes, ...
A NovelBy David McCloskey/ W.W. NortonReviewed by: Joe ZacksThe Reviewer: Joe Zacks is the Co-founder and Managing Partner of ...
Despite rising body counts, U.S. strikes have yet to touch the billionaire crime bosses fueling the fentanyl crisis.
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One of the most enduring security issues in South Asia has been rekindled by the recent border conflicts between the ...
The military leaders ruling Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger entered a new "confederation" on July 6, 2024 as they signed a treaty during their first summit in Niamey, after having severed ties with an ...
From the Baltic to the South China Sea, adversaries exploit ambiguity and technology to weaken Western resolve and challenge ...
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