Kurt Volker: NATO Should Shoot Down Russian Missiles Over Ukraine That Threaten Its Territory
The warnings that Russia might test a limited incursion into NATO territory in the near future are "probably planted there...
Volker Calls for NATO-Ukraine ‘Exclusion Zone’ to Protect Allied Territory From Russian Missiles
As the United States manages a shortage of critical munitions, the U.S. intelligence community has reportedly updated its assessment on...
‘Death by a Thousand Cuts’: How Decades of Munitions Neglect Left the U.S. Unprepared
As Russia pounds Ukraine’s capital with a near-daily barrage of ballistic missiles, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has so far failed to...
From Iran to Ukraine: Why Patriot Missiles Are in Short Supply | Jim Townsend
“When it came time to take on the Iranians, we weren’t ready.” America spent decades preparing for wars expected to...
The AI ‘Bigger Is Better’ Race May Hit a Dead End | Futurist Richard Yonck
The AI industry's race to build ever-bigger models is heading toward a dead end, futurist Richard Yonck says. Nearly a...
A Futurist on What’s Wrong With AI — and What’s Still Right About the Future
Richard Yonck saw the emotional machines coming. In "Heart of the Machine," published in 2017, the futurist argued that computers...
A RAND Engineer on Why Russia’s Air Defenses Are Failing — and Ukraine’s Window of Opportunity
Russia had years to prepare its air defenses for Ukrainian strike drones, but instead prioritized other things. Now, its desperate...
Why Russia Can’t Stop Ukraine’s Drone Strikes | RAND Engineer Explains
Russia spent years prioritizing offensive weapons while neglecting its air defenses. Now, according to RAND defense researcher and engineer Michael...
Orban is Gone: What it Means for Ukraine, the EU, Russia and the U.S.
After 16 years in power, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban will be leaving office following a decisive victory by opposition...
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