OPINION — The US Intelligence Community (IC) is experiencing tumult and facing critique, and all things point to significant reform, creating an opening for the analytic community to rethink how it ...

OPINION — Last month, the White House released its AI Action Plan, followed by an Executive Order aimed at promoting the export of the “American AI technology stack.” These actions come six months ...

Teddy Nemeroff is Co-Founder and Vice President of Verific AI and a Visiting Lecturer at Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs. He previously served as Director of ...

OPINION — Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is an illegal and brutal war of aggression. Moscow is solely responsible for unleashing this conflict, and the world is right to recoil from the idea of ...

A review of Karen House's book The Man Who Would Be King: Mohammed Bin Salman and The Transformation of Saudi Arabia.

OPINION — In recent years, senior U.S. Department of Defense leaders have repeatedly emphasized that the U.S. military’s most important asymmetric advantage is not a weapon system or a budget line – ...

OPINION / EXPERT PERSPECTIVE –The world is a much different place than it was in 2018, when Putin and Trump met in Helsinki. And the stakes for Friday’s meeting could not be higher because the world ...

RADM Mike Studeman discusses outside-in” attacks like sabotage and potential “inside-out” attacks from embedded exploits targeting undersea cables.

EXPERT Q&A; — There is increasing focus on the vulnerability of undersea cables — a critical infrastructure which is key to much of global communications. They have been damaged in various hotspots ...

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OPINION — In a world where global power is no longer solely fought over through use of military might but won through wit, diplomacy, and innovation, Greece is recasting its story. Leading that ...

Lies and twisted truths are, of course, not classified. But it is often the case that refuting or correcting them would require the exposure of classified information that a CIA officer has sworn to ...