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The Physical Internet: What Exists Behind the Cloud
The internet feels weightless. You open an app. A page loads.
Why Putin Still Has Leverage After Four Years of War
The battlefield is only one source of power. Four years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, one of the easiest mistakes to make is to measure Vladimir Putin’s leverage by territory alone. How many kilometers has Russia captured?
The New Geography of Computing
For most of the internet era, computing felt almost locationless. You could build a company in Lagos, host its application in Virginia, serve customers in London and have engineers working from Nairobi. The software did not care about borders.
Why AI Needs More Than Better Models
There is a seductive idea in AI: Build a smarter model and everything follows. But intelligence doesn't exist in isolation.
The Race to Understand Aging
For most of human history, aging was treated as something that simply happened. You were born. You grew.
The Startup Ideas Hiding Inside Broken Infrastructure
When people search for startup ideas, they usually look at screens. Apps. Websites.
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In September, presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met at the White House amid ceremonial pageantry and the familiar list of hard questions: tariffs, chips, rare-earth minerals, Taiwan and artificial intelligence. The clearest result was…
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The Epstein Files: What Do the Documents Actually Tell Us?
The first thing to know about the Epstein files is that they are not one file, and they are not a verified list of perpetrators. They are a sprawling collection of records from criminal investigations, court proceedings, custody reviews, an…
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Why Taiwan Sits at the Center of the U.S.–China Relationship
A disruption in the Taiwan Strait would not stay in the Taiwan Strait. It could test the limits of U.S. policy, unsettle American allies, interrupt trade routes, and expose how much of the world’s advanced computing depends on production cl…
Why Japan Matters More Than Most People Realize
When people talk about a crisis around Taiwan, the focus tends to land on Taiwan itself, China, and Washington. But the map tells a wider story. Japan’s southwestern islands sit near Taiwan and the East China Sea; U.S. forces operate from b…
Why Russia and North Korea Are Getting Closer
When Vladimir Putin arrived in Pyongyang in June 2024, he and Kim Jong Un signed a treaty that promised more than friendly declarations. It bound their governments to military and other assistance if either were subjected to armed invasion,…
Putin, Russia and the New Network Around North Korea
The train is the telling detail. North Korean ammunition leaves the port of Rajin, crosses the short border into Russia, then travels by rail toward depots nearer the war in Ukraine. A shipment that begins on one isolated peninsula becomes…
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