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How Drones Changed Modern Warfare
For most of military history, hiding meant something. You could put soldiers underground. Move equipment at night.
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How Russia's Economy Has Adapted to Sanctions
When the first major sanctions arrived after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the expectation in many Western capitals was straightforward: Cut Russia off from capital. Restrict technology.
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Russia's Shadow Fleet: How Oil Keeps Moving Around Sanctions
The tanker doesn't look Russian. That's the point. It may fly the flag of one country.
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The Best Businesses Often Begin With Something Broken
The next billion-dollar company may not begin with a brilliant idea. It may begin with someone asking: “Why the hell does this still work like this?”
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The Coming Battle Over AI Compute
There is a simple reason compute matters: You cannot run AI without it. And the more capable AI becomes, the more important the underlying computational system becomes.
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The Difference Between Price and Value
A house is listed for $500,000. Someone offers $450,000. Another person offers $520,000.
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The Geopolitics of Artificial Intelligence
AI is often described as the next technology revolution. But it is also becoming a geopolitical one. Because advanced AI depends on things that governments already care deeply about:
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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.
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The New Race for Space
For decades, space looked like the domain of governments. The United States. Russia.
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The Physical Internet: What Exists Behind the Cloud
The internet feels weightless. You open an app. A page loads.
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The Russia–China Relationship Is Bigger Than Ukraine
The easiest way to understand Russia and China is to look at Ukraine. It is also one of the easiest ways to misunderstand them. Because the relationship between Moscow and Beijing did not begin with the 2022 invasion.
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What Happens When Biology Becomes Programmable?
For most of human history, biology was something we could observe. We could breed plants. We could selectively breed animals.
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What Putin Actually Wants From Negotiations
Every time peace talks appear on the horizon, the same question returns: What does Putin actually want? The answer is more complicated than “Ukraine.”
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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?
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Why Russia Wants a Stronger Relationship With North Korea
At first glance, the relationship seems strange. Russia is one of the world's largest countries. North Korea is isolated, heavily sanctioned and economically much smaller.
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China
China’s state, market, and technology system
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Congress
The legislative branch of the United States
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Critical Minerals
Materials essential to technology, energy, and industry
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CXMT
A Chinese memory semiconductor manufacturer
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Data Centres
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Energy
The fuels, electricity, and systems that power economies
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Ghislaine Maxwell
A person convicted in federal court for sex-trafficking-related crimes
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Global Supply Chains
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Huawei
Telecommunications and technology infrastructure
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India
A major economy and technology power in South Asia
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Infrastructure
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Iran
A regional power connected to changing security and energy networks
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Japan
A technology, finance, and security power in Asia
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Jeffrey Epstein
A convicted sex offender at the center of a large public records archive