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Trump only has himself to blame. foreignpolicy.com/2026/08/31…
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TOMORROW at 12:30 PM EDT I In-Person at CSIS
With the U.S.-China summit now set for May 14-15, @CSIS @CSISGeopolitics invites you to a timely discussion on U.S.-China technological competition and the major geopolitical flashpoints shaping today’s world.
Speakers:
- @VictorDCha
- @augama
- @TedWittenstein
- @Henrietta_Ivy
- Kate Koren
- Andrew Makridis
🔗 RSVP here: csis.org/events/insights-us-…
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Two Jackson School grads have turned AI research into the nonprofit Next Frontier Seminar, which provides research and mentoring opportunities for undergraduate students interested in international security and emerging technology. @Yale @TedWittenstein
jackson.yale.edu/news/jackso…
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It's an extremely wonderful day for me and my students @Yale, meeting with Prof. @PaulGewirtz, Director @TedWittenstein, Prof.@mattinglee, and Ms. Fawn Wang, spending some time in the art gallery and on campus. @Tsinghua_Uni
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Idea: Before writing an essay, have ChatGPT write one on the same topic to show you what would be the conventional thing to say, so you can avoid saying that.
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Meanwhile nbcnews.com/news/world/russi…
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Today, Steve Girvin taught the @ISSYale students how to securely send secret messages from YQI to @JacksonYale using the quantum key distribution scheme encryption BB84 (and figuring out if someone spied on them!). The class recording will be available on Youtube soon.
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Oleksandr Seleznyov, a nationally-recognized artist serving with the orchestra of the Seperate Presidential Honor Guard Bridge "Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytskyi", presents an incendiary rhythm to his listeners.
The composition is performed exclusively on weapons
📹: @GeneralStaffUA
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🧵 Former CIA officer here. If I took classified intelligence - let alone Top Secret, Sensitive Compartmented Information about nuclear weapons - I would expect a visit from federal law enforcement. That’s the FBI’s job, to protect our national security. /1
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Without concrete action, the cycle of mass carnage in this country will go unbroken.
We need to move towards reinstating a ban on the manufacturing, sale, and transfer of military-style assault weapons currently on the market.
Let me introduce you to H.R. 1808. (1/5)
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The Long Shadow of Nuclear War -- by @JacksonYale @yale_history @ISSYale professor Professor @OAWestad nybooks.com/daily/2022/03/18… via @nybooks
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.@JakeSullivan46 is going to Rome today to meet with Chinese State Counselor Yang Jiechi tomorrow on Ukraine, @ap reports.
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“We’re talking, at most, about six people, and certainly one person as the decision-maker. This is the thing about authoritarian regimes: they’re terrible at everything.”
Stephen Kotkin, the great biographer of Stalin, puts Putin in historical perspective newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/s…
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Quick thread:
I want you all to meet Vladimir Bondarenko.
He’s a blogger from Kiev who really hates the Ukrainian government.
He also doesn’t exist, according to Facebook.
He’s an invention of a Russian troll farm targeting Ukraine. His face was made by AI.
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Unsurprisingly, the Russian invasion of Ukraine seems to be a spectacular failure in so many ways:
The idea of a Blitzkrieg failed. None of the planned tasks was accomplished as planned.
Not one single key city has been taken and held.
The Russian losses have been enormous.
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For all the fears over the last nearly 10 years about the Russian hybrid/information warfare capabilities and troll armies, they have completely lost the information war over this invasion of Ukraine
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Russian forces retain significant quantitative and qualitative superiority. UKR forces have demonstrated resolve & resilience. Russian conventional overmatch, such as it is, may not translate into attaining their maximalist political aims. This is just the opening of the war. End
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Ruby Bridges is only 67 years old - powerful column by @pbump in The Washington Post washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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The Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs @JacksonYale @Yale will open in the fall of 2022 and Jim Levinsohn will serve as its inaugural dean, President Salovey announced Jan. 18.
@YaleAlumni @YaleSOM @yalealumnimag @apsiainfo @WorldFellows @ISSYale
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