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Christopher Kane Just Released a Line of Extremely Quirky Rugs
During a meeting with state lawmakers on gun control, President Donald Trump suggested that video games and violent movies are partly responsible for mass shootings...
Mid-Afternoon Map: Pick Your Palestine Monopoly
Welcome to Mid-Afternoon Map, our exclusive members-only newsletter that provides a cartographic perspective on current events, geopolitics, and history from the Caucasus to the Carolinas. Subscribers can look forward to interesting takes…
German Atomwaffen and the Superweapon Trap
Can nuclear weapons fix Germany’s or Europe’s complex security problems? That is what some German politicians across the political spectrum have proposed in the past few months. Former Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer, eminence grise of the…
Give France Credit for Its Strategic Change
After openly discussing the potential of sending NATO troops to Ukraine recently, French President Emmanuel Macron is now being described as “the hawk” in some European capitals. His statements, however, offer just a glimpse into the…
The Forgotten Part of the Contest: Army Logistics in the Pacific
As Gen. Omar Bradley is credited as saying, “Amateurs talk strategy. Professionals talk logistics.” Indeed, from the American Revolution to modern-day conflicts in Afghanistan and Ukraine, the U.S. Army’s ability to effectively manage…
China Is Battening Down for the Gathering Storm over Taiwan
Chinese war drums beat on as pundits hotly debate if or when Beijing will try to seize Taiwan by force. There is no apparent countdown to D-day for initiating a blockade or invasion, but major strategic indicators clearly show that General…
Leadership, Culture, and the Military Cyber Workforce
Every military leader emphasizes the importance of cyber operations, but there is a perennial shortage of qualified personnel in the military cyber community, across all the services. As calls for a “Cyber Force” grow louder, the armed…
9/30/2011: International: For many in Libya, building a better future means exposing the misdeeds of…
Libya’s National Oil Corporation is housed in an imposing building near Tripoli’s old royal palace, its concrete and mirrored glass facade a monument to the country’s wealth and a face of modernity in a ramshackle capital. And many of its…
9/30/2011: Front Page: Bahraini medics jailed for up to 15 years for helping protesters
Twenty Bahraini medics who treated activists wounded during anti-government protests were jailed for between five and 15 years in sentences that were immediately denounced by medical bodies and human rights groups around the world. The…
9/30/2011: Front Page: Fox: military must share blame for cuts
The Ministry of Defence has to accept a share of the blame for the depth of cuts to the military budget that have led to thousands of redundancies, the defence secretary, Liam Fox, has said. In his first interview this year, Fox…