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Senior adviser worked on secret Iranian government propaganda campaign.

Powerful lessons for those who seem incapable of recognizing that one can be both balanced, and also forceful, in one’s convictions.

Mark Kanzian, senior adviser for the International Security Program at the Washington Center for Strategic and International Studies, noted that F-16s require 16 hours of maintenance for one hour of flight

MIT Political Science PhD candidate Apekshya Prasai looks forward to a career devoted to uncovering the complex ways in which gender, violence, and politics shape the lives of people and trajectories of societies across South Asia.

A private jet linked to Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, formally in exile in Belarus, crashed down north of Moscow on Wednesday evening.

VILNIUS, Lithuania — European officials are cautiously watching the fallout from the apparent death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, whose short-lived attempt to overthrow the Russian defense leadership in late June put him in the crosshairs of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Prigozhin’s reported death Wednesday — in a plane crash on a sunny, cloudless day traveling from…

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Use of the Grad shows the country’s dependence on older weapons, and comes with risks

The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff estimated in February that Ukraine had lost more than 100,000 soldiers since the war began last year.

Russian troops have repeatedly paid the price for command complacency, negligence, and underestimating Ukraine's reach.