The Biden Administration Must Ensure Ukraine a Path to Victory. Here’s How.
OPINION – With the successful House of Representatives vote on Ukraine aid behind us, the Senate and the White House will move quickly to put […]
Opinion
It’s Time To Talk To the Taliban
OPINION — While all eyes are on developments in the Middle East and the situation between Russia and Ukraine – rightfully so – another country […]
After Resignation of Israel’s Intelligence Chief, Will Other Heads Roll?
OPINION — The resignation on Monday of Major General Aharon Haliva, head of the Military Intelligence Directorate of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), marked the […]
Buildup, Tuneup and Cleanup: Inside the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Program
OPINION — “The [U.S.] nuclear weapons program of record grew from five to seven systems this past year.” That’s National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) Administrator […]
How the World’s “Middle Powers” Will Influence Future Conflict
OPINION — U.S. President Joseph Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida met at the White House last week amidst a rapidly deteriorating global security […]
With Deadline Approaching, former Senior National Security Leaders Push for Section 702
OPINION — The House of Representatives on Friday passed a bill to reauthorize and reform Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. The crucial national security […]
Prime Minister Kishida’s Successful Visit – A Time to Reflect
OPINION — The state visit of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was a timely reminder, by one of our closest allies, that the tense situation […]
A Confident Putin Has Many in Europe Frightened
OPINION — The dynamics of the Ukraine war are changing rapidly, with consequences that are profound and global. The battlefield is the most obvious area […]
Should a U.S. President Ever Be Above the Law?
OPINION — “Making a former president immune from criminal prosecution could make the presidency itself a profound threat to national security, as it would permit […]
Tech Should Advance Standards to Assess Information Quality
SPONSORED CONTENT — Over the past five decades, digital advances have enabled the democratization of information content and associated technologies in unprecedented ways. With this […]
Ukraine’s Rapid Innovation Cycle is Changing the Future of War
OPINION — Driving through the snow blanketed woods next to a frozen lake I see the first sign of life, smoke rising from the chimney […]
Chalk Marks: A Review of The Sympathizer
ENTERTAINMENT — “I am a spy, a sleeper, a spook, a man of two faces.” This opening sentence of Viet Thanh Nguyen’s novel The Sympathizer […]
Russia’s Disinformation Campaign About the Moscow Terror Attack May be Working
OPINION — As far-fetched as it may seem to those in the West, the Kremlin’s claim that the recent terrorist attack on a Moscow concert […]
This Is What Happens When the Basic Rules of War Are Ignored
EXPERT PERSPECTIVE / OPINION — Single incidents of error in battle can and often do have a defining effect on how the public perceives the […]
An Animated Look at How We Can Protect Democracy from Disinformation
OPINION — Democratic systems around the globe are under serious threat – disinformation campaigns have tremendous power to undermine our social and political systems from […]
The Controversy Surrounding Israel’s Use of U.S. Weapons – in Gaza and Beyond
OPINION — “With respect to some of the reporting that we’ve seen over the past few weeks about arms transfers or potential arms transfers to […]
To Fight Putin’s “Sanitary Zone,” Let Ukraine Strike Russia
OPINION — President Vladimir Putin is signaling a renewed Russian lunge into northern Ukraine, to create a buffer zone and seize Kharkiv, the country’s second-largest […]
Securing America’s Technological Future is a Shared Mission
EXPERT PERSPECTIVE / OPINION — In an era where technological innovation is the new frontier of global competition, the United States stands at a critical […]