The greatest danger is that Turkey, Russia, the U.S., or Iran should see some geopolitical advantage in escalating the conflict.
The greatest danger is that Turkey, Russia, the U.S., or Iran should see some geopolitical advantage in escalating the conflict.
2020 has been hard enough. The last thing the world needs this year is nuclear weapons.
Strategists are seriously arguing that battlefield assessment — including for nuclear warfare — should increasingly be delegated to machines.
Trump’s use of federal paramilitaries is a classic tactic of autocrats to test how far they can push their authority in opposition-controlled regions.
It’s not Washington and Lincoln Trump imagines himself in the footsteps of — it’s Xi and Putin.
Why is Trump unraveling treaties on nuclear arms? It’s not just greed — some people want to use them.
Future combat, even if broadly directed from Washington, may be only vaguely “American.”
Countries are using the coronavirus crisis to lift environmental regulations, even as COVID-19 leaves populations more vulnerable to health impacts from fires.
In the very near future, countries are going to have to choose whether they make guns or vaccines.
Rather than promote a new Cold War, now is the time to definitively end the last one.