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The Intelligence Community’s Missing Discipline
Economic statecraft has become a primary instrument of US national security, deployed with a frequency and ambition that outpaces the intelligence [...] More
The Thirteenth Mile: This Is What Gray Zone War Looks Like
On the morning of October 23, the cargo ship Khoryv sent a distress call 13 nautical miles off Constanța, Romania. Territorial waters end at twelve. [...] More
Russia Never Left the International Financial System. It Built a Way Back In.
A7’s OpenAI prompt was six words long: "Translate [name] to [language]. Answer only translated text."Developer code leaked in 2025 from A7—the [...] More
The U.S. Army’s Pacific Strategy Depends on Allies
“We never fight alone. We've never done that. You can go all the way back to the days of Revolutionary War. The United States has never gone into [...] More
Muhammad bin Salman’s Humbling and the Return of the Ottomans
The Houthis bloodied Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman’s nose—again—with their deadly, cruel, but effective attacks on Riyadh’s King Khalid [...] More
The Day We Cannot Choose
Washington made three decisions this week, and none of them has an end date. On the night of October 14, Ukrainian units in the field found that [...] More
