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When Intelligence Becomes Infrastructure
AI, Operational Capability, and the Question of Power
Feb 18
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The Marginal Utility of Armageddon
The End of New START and the Absurdity of Nuclear Arms Races
Feb 14
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Eastern Europe and the World Today | Current History Podcast #5
In this episode of Current History, I sit down with Dr.
Feb 14
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Defense Stockpiling Is Back
The World War II Roots of America’s $12 Billion Critical Minerals Initiative
Feb 12
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Education Policy and Reform with Don Parker | Current History Podcast #4
In this episode of the Current History podcast, Ken Briggs is joined by education reform advocate Don Parker for a wide-ranging discussion on the state…
Feb 12
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Panama, Greenland, and the United States
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Education Policy and Reform with Don Parker | Current History Podcast #4
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The Next Front in the U.S.–China Trade War Isn’t Chips: It’s Rocks
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From Texas to Massachusetts
Sep 10, 2025
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Europe Now Runs on Renewables. Its Foreign Policy Is Adjusting
The EU Reduces Dependence on Russian and American Fossil Fuels
Feb 2
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A Strategy Built on Limits, But Limited in Practice
The 2026 National Defense Strategy
Feb 1
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Strategic Chokepoints and a Fraying Alliance
Suez, Greenland, and the Limits of U.S. Hegemony
Jan 27
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Mark Carney's Multipolar Vision at Davos Sidelines the United States
Trade Deals Leave the US on the Outside
Jan 21
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Greenland Is Better as an Ally Than an Asset
The renewed attention on Greenland has caught many people off guard.
Jan 15
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Removing Maduro May Have Been a Strategic Mistake
Regime Change in Venezuela
Jan 14
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What I'm Watching for in 2026
Listen now | Predictions for the Year Ahead in Foreign Policy
Jan 9
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The World in 2025 and Looking to 2026
It is not an exaggeration to say that 2025 was one of the most consequential years for U.S.
Jan 9
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The Internet Runs on Cables, and Geopolitics is Putting Them at Risk
In March 2024, multiple subsea cable systems in the Red Sea were damaged within weeks of one another.
Dec 19, 2025
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