Killer Robots: Another example of war coming home to you
San Francisco just approved technology that would allow cops to use lethal force via remote control. Sound familiar?
San Francisco just approved technology that would allow cops to use lethal force via remote control. Sound familiar?
In recent weeks, leaders in both Kyiv and Moscow have argued that the Minsk agreements are no longer worth the paper they’re printed on.
While the French leader will no doubt be feted and flattered, differences on Ukraine and the European economic crisis loom.
Three new books dissent from the orthodoxy, helping to illuminate key aspects of the conflict and the crisis between Russia and the West.
Again doubling down on the ‘open door’ mantra, why does the alliance continue to send the wrong signals to Kyiv?
Washington has a habit of getting involved in ways that make things worse for demonstrators on the ground.
VP Harris says Washington is committed to stretching the security guarantee, which may put us closer to a confrontation with China.
A history of the region’s relationship with Ukrainian rule before 2014 shows why Kyiv’s attempt to retake it would be so difficult.
And so is his bottom line: that the world not only craves, but needs an ‘American-led order.’ Stick a fork in it, this bird’s done.
A new official watchdog report sheds light on what led to the Taliban’s rapid takeover last year and implications for America’s future foreign policy.
After years of engagement and accommodation, Trudeau’s government is taking a much tougher tone with Beijing and it shows.
It’s not hard to think of the world’s biggest sporting event as a microcosm of our turbulent geopolitics today.
It may not be front and center, but the Florida governor and potential presidential hopeful has a long foreign policy record from Congress.
Gen. McConville is a great example of why you shouldn’t expect meat & potatoes when asking a senior officer to open up about anything.
After yesterday’s NATO crisis that wasn’t, it’s clear we need to get a grip on what the alliance’s obligations are — and what they aren’t.
A deadly explosion in Poland kicked off hours of near-gleeful speculation about whether NATO would join the fight against Russia.
Two agreements ending the fighting were signed but uncertainties — including aid deliveries and Eritrea’s intentions — remain.
A new report suggests the Gulf State’s influence over American politics has now risen to the level of a national security challenge.
A new report finds that DOD uses ‘security cooperation’ programs for ‘secret wars,’ recommends that Congress rein them in.
A serious split on foreign policy in the party on the eve of the midterms shows the issue is far from decided.
German leader Olaf Scholz is taking heat for his trip to Beijing — but as usual, critics are oversimplifying a complex geopolitical picture.