You can’t judge a policy’s effect by what you intended. Michael Swaine and Kerry Anderson discuss how years of U.S.-Chinese crisis simulations keep proving that point. (Members Only) Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eY_9DSxK
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War on the Rocks is a platform for analysis, commentary, and debate on foreign policy and national security issues. It features articles and podcasts produced by an array of writers with deep experience in these matters: top notch scholars who study war, those who have served or worked in war zones, and more than a few who have done it all. War on the Rocks is the flagship publication of Metamorphic Media.
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Iran faces accelerating strike preparations, China champions a trilateral to cement its standing, Russia lobbies Trump while Kyiv gets squeezed over refinery strikes, North Korea's fortifications undermine Seoul's outreach, and jihadist rivals battle across West Africa. (Members Only) https://lnkd.in/ejKV_-up
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Ukrainian media tears into Zelensky constantly. In this week's Ukraine Compass, Nicole Wiley wonders whether the criticism is really about his leadership or a side effect of societal exhaustion. (Members Only) https://lnkd.in/e3qnJnPB
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AI can now draft courses of action faster than a planning cell. Josh Richards and Gabe Arrington discuss how much of the staff around a commander the Pentagon can safely remove. https://lnkd.in/eH7cRMXj
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Afghanistan’s armed opposition now has more than a dozen groups. It holds no districts, argues Will Selber. https://lnkd.in/eJbYgMNm
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Two officials at the center of the Pentagon’s drone push, Bonnie Evangelista and Carmella Teeter, discuss what special operations taught them about buying fast, and what barriers remain. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gX_Uz7E4
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After Bailén, Spain's officers couldn't stay out of politics, argues Andrew Mitchell. Over the next five decades, they forced more than 40 changes of government. https://lnkd.in/g9-U6FQz
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Jeff Lindquist, Erik Won, and Ryan Evans discuss post-traumatic stress, opioid dependence, and what recovery looks like when you’re still working at it a decade later. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/efBT_AWU
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Chip policy debates fixate on leading-edge chips and China. But legacy chip phase-outs, slowing innovation, and weak defense sourcing rules pose risks of their own, argues Rakesh Kumar. https://lnkd.in/eYbgJaz7
