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Russia’s “Peace Talks” Are Theater – And Trump Is Still the Target Audience

02.13.26

The resumption of direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine in May after a three-year hiatus was never about peace.

International Relations and Security

U.S. National Security Policymakers Are Learning (Some Of) The Wrong Lessons from Ukraine

02.28.25

“Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, there has been a wave of speculation in U.S and other media about the rise of new technologies in warfare. However, many policymakers are drawing the wrong conclusions: that due to the rise of robotics, drones, and artificial intelligence, warfare will be radically smaller. Instead, the evidence from Ukraine points to the fact that while technological change is occurring, mass remains an essential component of modern warfare and U.S. national security policy needs to adjust accordingly.”

International and Global Affairs

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