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Tue, 13 Oct 2026

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Modern War Institute/27 AugArticle

Podcast: The Spear – Psychological Operations in Combat and on the Joint Staff

In this episode, Colonel Chaveso “Chevy” Cook sits down with MWI’s Charlie Faint to recount a career that took him from a South Carolina JROTC classroom to West Point and […]

The Spear, charles.faint
Modern War Institute/26 AugArticle

Missiles in the North, Voting in the South: How North Korea Plays South Korea’s Election Calendar

On March 5, 2022—four days before South Korea held what would become its closest presidential election in history—North Korea fired a suspected ballistic missile eastward into the sea. It was […]

Commentary & Analysis, lauren.cho
RAND/25 AugPreview

Accelerating New Power Plants Depends on Better Data

The United States is embarking on a vast build-out of its electric system. Transparent cost data would help regulators pinpoint avoidable delays, help developers assess risk, and help communities judge the value they are being asked to host.

Bellingcat/25 AugArticle

Tracking a Sanctioned Russian Vessel’s West African Odyssey

Sign up here to receive Bellingcat’s biggest investigations by email as soon as they are published. A sanctioned vessel that was previously reported to have transported weapons destined for Russian mercenaries has been traversing ports on the west coast of Africa since March, exhibiting what experts told Bellingcat was an unusual set of movements and behaviours. Patria (IMO: […] The post Tracking a Sanctioned Russian Vessel’s West African Odyssey appeared first on bellingcat .

Bellingcat Investigation TeamAfrica, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Investigations, Cameroon, Central Africa, Gabon, Nigeria, Russia, Ship Tracking, West Africa
RAND/24 AugPreview

The Cyclospora Outbreak Was a Warning: Q&A with Saskia Popescu

Saskia Popescu is an epidemiologist by training and a policy researcher at RAND. In this Q&A, she discusses what the United States can do to prepare for future outbreaks like Cyclospora and other biological threats.

Modern War Institute/21 AugArticle

Building the Army’s Human Advantage: A Vision of Readiness for the Future of Autonomous Warfare

Across contemporary battlefields, inexpensive drones increasingly operate as components of distributed systems that combine software processing, computing hardware, and tactical networks to accelerate AI-enabled detection, analysis, and engagement. These technologies […]

Commentary & Analysis, lucas.ziller
Bellingcat/20 AugArticle

Satellite Imagery Documents New Border Patrol Road Construction in Big Bend National Park

Sign up here to receive Bellingcat’s biggest investigations by email as soon as they are published. Satellite images obtained and analysed by Bellingcat show over five miles of new road constructed in Big Bend National Park in southwestern Texas, part of a US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) “Smart Wall” installation, which includes roads, barriers, […] The post Satellite Imagery Documents New Border Patrol Road Construction in Big Bend National Park appeared first on bellingcat .

Logan WilliamsUS & Canada, Border Patrol, Environment, Open Source in Short, United States
Modern War Institute/20 AugArticle

Five Questions for a General: Major General Douglas Crissman

Welcome back to Five Questions for a General, a production of the Modern War Institute at West Point. This series features specially selected cadet hosts who are given an incredible professional development […]

Five Questions for a General, charles.faint
ECFR/20 AugArticle

In the bear’s paw: How Europeans can loosen Russia’s grip on Belarus

Russia’s growing military intervention in Belarus poses a frontline security challenge for Europe. The EU needs to develop a more pragmatic strategy based on protecting its eastern border and shaping Minsk’s autonomy away from Moscow.

Martin TenevEuropean Security, European Security Initiative, Belarus, Russia, The bear at the door, Vasil Navumau, Policy Brief
Modern War Institute/19 AugArticle

The First Clean Signal Is Not Permission to Fire: On Resilience and Governance of Autonomous Systems

An autonomous weapon does not possess legal authority. Commanders and operators do. But every autonomous weapon still has an engineering permission state: the set of actions its software is allowed […]

Commentary & Analysis, burak.oktenli
Modern War Institute/18 AugArticle

An Explosive Problem: Energetics, Supply Chain Fragility, and US Military Readiness

The United States invests billions of dollars in advanced weapons. And yet it could still be unable to generate combat power at the rate a campaign requires—because of low-visibility frailties […]

Commentary & Analysis, morgan.bazilian, matt.isler
ECFR/18 AugArticle

Cold comfort: What China can teach Europe about adaptation

Europe is learning to adapt to a hotter climate. It should take the same approach to economic dependencies: manage the consequences, but also change the conditions that created them

ECFR CommsAsia, China, China, DARE, Commentary, Byford Tsang
ECFR/17 AugArticle

Buzzkill: How to defend Europe against drones

Drone warfare in Europe is no longer tomorrow’s problem. The continent is under attack by drones today, and the threat is not isolated in the east.

Martin TenevEuropean Security, European Security Initiative, Europe, European Union, NATO, Ulrike Franke, Policy Brief
RAND/17 AugPreview

The State of Public Education in 2026 in Five Charts

RAND has spent more than a decade surveying educators across the United States and has expanded this effort to include the perspectives of students and parents. Among the hundreds of survey questions we fielded this past year, the results depicted in these five charts stood out the most.

Modern War Institute/17 AugArticle

The Unmanned Fires Observer: The Army’s Drone-Age Doctrine Rewrite Is Skipping a Crucial Part

In the summer of 2023, during Ukraine’s southern counteroffensive, I watched two soldiers working under a camouflage net behind a battered school in Zaporizhzhia carry out in ninety seconds a […]

Commentary & Analysis, alexei.hoffman
Modern War Institute/14 AugArticle

Borrow What Works: The Case for Army Adoption of Ukraine’s Combat-Tested Horizontal Kill Web Architecture

Thirty live video feeds fill an operator’s Vezha dashboard. More are available, but these are the thirty selected for the current fight. The operator has filtered the larger pool by […]

Commentary & Analysis, james.l.andreasen
Modern War Institute/13 AugArticle

Drones Have Changed the Battlefield—They Have Not Solved the Command Problem

The battlefield in Ukraine is becoming increasingly transparent, increasingly lethal, and increasingly difficult to command. Unmanned aircraft systems watch movement far beyond the forward line. First-person-view drones turn fleeting observation […]

Commentary & Analysis, roger.mcdermott
Modern War Institute/13 AugArticle

Podcast: The Spear – EOD Technician in Training and Combat

In this episode, host Dr. Charlie Faint sits down with EOD officer Michael Villahermosa for a wide-ranging conversation about combat, leadership, professional growth, and service. Villahermosa traces his path from […]

The Spear, charles.faint
Modern War Institute/12 AugArticle

Digging Below the Death Zone: The Underground War in Ukraine

If you follow war in any way, you will see innumerable daily articles, podcasts, and news stories about the prevalence of drones in Ukraine. Pentagon budget requests reference it. So […]

Commentary & Analysis, john.spencer, drew.craig
Modern War Institute/12 AugArticle

The Commander’s Theory of People: Military Leaders and the Beliefs that Shape Them

Lord of the Flies premiered on television this year, a four-part BBC adaptation that aired in February and hit Netflix in May to reviews far kinder than anything the boys […]

Commentary & Analysis, ted.delicath
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