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The Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments (CSBA), one of the nation’s premier centers for understanding competition and conflict, today announced the appointment of Dr. Sameer Lalwani as a Non-Resident Senior Fellow. Dr.

"The coming brutal winter could prove particularly dangerous for vulnerable people," WHO Regional Director for Europe Dr. Hans Henri P. Kluge said.

One recent report on Russias campaign said the Kremlin leader was failing to please "three main factions" of Russian nationalists with his military efforts.

The Russian government, perhaps using private-sector hacker groups as it often does, is the most likely suspect, according to one expert.

The Russian government, perhaps using private-sector private hacker groups as it often does, is the most likely suspect, according to one expert.

The Russian government, perhaps using private-sector private hacker groups as it often does, is the most likely suspect, according to one expert.

Growing anxiety in the West over Russian threats to deploy nuclear weapons in the Ukraine war may be part of a deliberate campaign to spook the West into cutting Ukraine loose, one expert says.

Arms and defense experts say preventing potential Russian nuclear attack depends on multiple variables, including type of bomb and where it would be dropped.

Ask Live Questions Here The event will be webcast live from this page. Concerns about the scale and reach of Moscow’s disinformation capabilities have been mounting for years. Yet the war in Ukraine – and the online discourse surrounding that war – arguably demonstrates that the information landscape has shifted, and that new opportunities and methods exist for countering

Doubts have surfaced over the future of a much-vaunted plan for Australia to buy a new fleet of nuclear-powered submarines from the United States and the United Kingdom, a year after the deal was announced.