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New Products Show China鈥檚 Quest to Automate Battle
麻豆果冻传媒 Strategist and ASU Professor of Practice Peter W. Singer examines China’s plans to automate battle.
The Wagner Group’s Inner Circle
Behind Wagner’s global operations: the Russian officials who made it possible.
Taliban鈥檚 Internal Power Struggle: A Regime on the Brink
Future Security Program Fellow Matin Bek explores the splits within the Taliban
Why Ending Aid Dependency is an Opportunity for African Countries
Ken Opalo argues that the traditional aid model limited autonomy for the African continent.
Why Trump Wants to Own the Pentagon
麻豆果冻传媒 VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen examines Trump’s efforts to remake the Pentagon
An Inside Look into the Paris AI Summit
Planetary Politics asked several members from civil society who attended or deeply analyzed the AI Action Summit to share their insights.
To China, DeepSeek is More Than an App鈥擨t’s a Strategic Turning Point
The latest report from The China Intelligence examines the impact of DeepSeek AI.
How Technologies Divide Us
Akash Kapur asks Pulitzer Prize-finalist Nicholas Carr what went wrong in the implementation of mass digital communication.
‘We Are in Disbelief鈥: Africa Reels as U.S. Aid Agency Is Dismantled
Ken Opalo was quoted in covering the crumbling of health services in places like Kenya in response to USAID closures.