Putin’s Demographic Revival Is A Pipe Dream
The latest proposals laid out by the president are simply too little, too late.
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Where ‘spacepower’ is incubated
Recently, while participating in a wargame, I was asked by a military officer whether today’s Space Force has the equivalent of an Air Corps Tactical School, the military institution which originally matured the modern theory of airpower.
Russia Reform Monitor No. 2361
Police brutality against migrant workers spikes;
Memorial receives its 19th fine;
The Avangard deploys;
UN victory paves the way for greater cyber-repression;
U.S. assistance makes Russia safer
Iran Could Still Strike Back at the U.S.
The Islamic Republic is too weak to wage a conventional war on the U.S. — but that doesn’t mean it poses no threat.
Putin Seeks to Plug Gaps in Russia’s State-Driven Tech Efforts
His Wednesday speech acknowledged difficulties Russian researchers, engineers, and entrepreneurs face, particularly in the realm of finance.