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With the Senate and President Biden poised to green-light the package, perhaps now the big question is whether that fresh round of aid is too little too late. Multiple experts told The Post that the delay in aid severely damaged Ukraine's prospects on the battlefield but believe Kyiv can now survive through the end of the year.

Andrea Kendall-Taylor’s profile on The Conversation

Hungary now remains the last holdout in Sweden’s accession process but has previously suggested that it would take a cue from Turkey if the country approved Stockholm’s bid.

Developing strong, pragmatic and principled national security and defense policies.

With little ground gained in recent weeks, Russia and Ukraine are increasingly relying behind the scenes on guerrilla warfare and sabotage operations.

Former CIA analyst Peter Schroeder argued that President Joe Biden made "a mistake" in largely dismissing the nuclear threat.

The worst offender, according to the report, was drugmaker Eli Lilly.

And Hunter Biden pleads not guilty in case on federal gun charges.

The Federation of American Scientists is excited to welcome Jon B. Wolfsthal as the organization’s new Director of Global Risk.

Developing strong, pragmatic and principled national security and defense policies.