The Cold War Mystery the U.S. Military Can’t Afford To Forget
G.F. Sander, Politico Russia downing a U.S. drone last month wasn’t the first time tensions between the two countries boiled over mid-air.
Day: April 10, 2023
Biden Admin Still Insists AFG Had 300K Security Forces Before Kabul Fell
T&P The Biden administration previously claimed that 300,000 Afghan troops and police would fight the Taliban once U.S. troops left the country.
Leaked Pentagon Documents: How Deep U.S. Has Penetrated Russian Intel
WE A trove of Pentagon documents that were
How Thailand’s Deputy PM Could Score the Top Job—and Redefine the Country’s Politics
Anutin Charnvirakul’s hands-on approach to policy could carry him in Thailand’s upcoming election.
Palestinian Teenager Killed In Israeli Army Raid, as Israeli Settlers March in West Bank
The demonstration added to the already combustible atmosphere in Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank that has accompanied the overlapping of major Jewish and Muslim holy days.
How Putin Saved NATO
Josef Joffe, The Strategist (ASPI) When Finland cleared the last hurdle for NATO membership last week, major Western newspapers buried the story. Yet Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto justly…
Putin’s Second Front
Andrei Kolesnikov, Foreign Affairs The War in Ukraine Has Become a Battle for the Russian Psyche
Both Sides Rationing Shells Ahead of Kyiv’s Counteroffensive
S. Payne, War Zone Although shelling continues, artillery units are saving rounds they expect to desperately need sooner rather than later.