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Information Warfare and Its Casualties
A review of Peter Pomertantsev, “How to Win an Information War: The Propagandist Who Outwitted Hitler” (PublicAffairs, 2024) -
Chatter: Climate Migration with Gaia Vince
What is climate migration? -
Framework Interoperability: A New Hope for Global Digital Governance
Governance of AI, human-machine interface, immersive, and quantum technologies will require balancing global integration and regulatory autonomy. -
ChinaTalk: MITRE on S&T Strategy
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State Department Issues Arms Transfer Assurance Report
The department finds insufficient evidence of IHL violations to cut off U.S. weapons to partners actively engaged in conflict. -
Lawfare Daily: Wargaming’s Past, Present, and Future with Andrew Reddie
How can wargaming be used to understand the risks of climate change? -
Ameliorating Afghanistan’s Economic Weakness
Nearly three years into Taliban rule, the Afghan economy remains weak. What can the U.S. and other donors do about it? -
What Should the Biden Administration Do With REPO?
Now that the Biden administration has the authority to confiscate Russia’s already-frozen state assets, how should it use this power? -
Do Friends Let Friends Go Nuclear?
More U.S. partners are considering building their own nuclear deterrents. -
The U.S. Needs a Strategy for the Second Quantum Revolution
It should proactively address emerging development and security issues related to encryption and the various industries this revolution will touch. -
Countering North Korean Cybercrime and Its Enablers
The crackdown on digital platforms that help North Korea launder billions in stolen cryptocurrency has so far achieved only mixed results. -
ChinaTalk: TSMC Takes Arizona