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Missiles for megawatts: The real story behind Israel’s 3 billion euro deal with Greece

Israel and Greece recently signed the 3-billion euro “Achilles Shield” Agreement. Understandably, most observers immediately interpreted it through a military lens. But it is...

Bill Gates wants a government list of who gets to keep their job. Don’t let him

Bill Gates has spent the past year warning that this wave of automation is different — that artificial intelligence replaces human thinking itself, faster...

Sorry, Britain. The Falkland Islanders are just 190-year-old squatters

Argentine President Javier Milei is hardening Argentina’s sovereignty claim over the Malvinas/Falkland Islands while paving the way for severe sanctions against British companies. He...

America needs an AI NATO — with Israel on the front line

World War II turned on a black metal box. In September 1940, as German bombs devastated London, Sir Henry Tizard crossed the Atlantic carrying...

Kim Jong Un isn’t afraid of Trump. He’s terrified of his own military

What matters most to Kim Jong Un: A powerful military or a military that remains loyal to him? North Korea has treated its military as...

America is winning the AI buildout. One blind spot could cost us the race

Washington is getting very good at counting the artificial intelligence buildout. The Trump administration has made “super intelligence” a national priority. Amazon just announced...

America’s final wakeup call: There are no eternal allies, only unpaid bills

I was 15 when I first noticed something that took me 50 years to fully understand. My older brother, then about 25, was a...

Georgia’s opposition hates Trump more than they fear Putin

An American friend sent me a short video from a dinner in Bucharest on March 31. Kimberly Guilfoyle, President Donald Trump’s ambassador to Greece,...

Spain is becoming Europe’s Cuba — and American capital is the next target

Spain is rapidly becoming a serious hazard for international investors. Instead of upholding property rights, the country’s political climate now drives its institutional decay,...

The ultimate threat to Tehran isn’t Trump or Israel. It’s the price of bread

A teacher still has a classroom. An office worker still receives a paycheck. A merchant still opens his shop. Yet all three can lose...
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