My latest at the Diplomat expresses skepticism that the North Korean nuclear test is something to get all that excited about: The first and most important lesson is that North Korean policy towards its neighbors does not appear to have appreciably changed in Kim Jong...
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On this week's episode of Foreign Entanglements, Pete Mansoor and I talk Hybrid Warfare: Haven't had a chance to write a review of the book, but it's quite good; highly.
Early, but looks as if the Norks may have just "expended some fissile material." Jeffrey Lewis thinks maybe 10kt (probably bigger than either of the previous two tests), but obviously.
Well, this doesn't happen every day: Pope Benedict XVI, the former Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger who took office in 2005 following the death of his predecessor, said on Monday that he will resign on Feb. 28, the first pope to do so in six centuries. A...
In honor of the impending destruction of the Northeast: Warning: Engaging in many of the activities depicted in this video will probably result in the loss of fingers, toes, and.
On this week's episode of Foreign Entanglements, Matt speaks with Yousef Manayyer about Israel, Palestine, and Chuck Hagel:
Happy 51st birthday to Axl Rose...
In this week's Diplomat column I return to a topic of interest, intellectual property and military diffusion: The nature of intellectual property theft in the military sphere will change. Rather.
I heartily recommend the first two parts of this four part Ronald Moore interview. Representative bit: ES: I want to return to Colonel Tigh for a minute. When I initially.
England's long national nightmare may be over: A skeleton found underneath a car park in Leicester is expected to be confirmed as that of Richard III. The remarkable discovery of the remains, entailing a curved spine back and wounded skull, was made last September. Since...
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This is an odd idea: Should Colleges Ban Double Majors? Tucked in a list of suggested reforms issued last week for how U.S. colleges could increase graduation rates is a.