The 'New Cold War' Was Never Inevitable

Why the Russian Navy Is a More Capable Adversary Than It Appears  by Michael Kofman and Jeffrey Edmonds The oft-unacknowledged truth is that the Russian Navy is a lot more operational now than it has been in many years.  Read it here. America Can't Afford to Lose the Artificial Intelligence War  by Michael O'Hanlon and Robert Karlen The United States must rededicate itself to being the first in the field of AI.  Read it here. Churchill and Orwell Face the Fiasco  by Christian Caryl In Churchill and Orwell, Thomas E. Ricks believes that his parallel biography has something important to tell us about liberty and the way to defend it.  Read it here. Is China Winning the Scramble for Eurasia?  by Matthew P. Goodman and Jonathan E. Hillman Roads, railways and other new connections are reshaping the Eurasian supercontinent and creating new forms of competition as well as cooperation.  Read it here. The 'New Cold War' Was Never Inevitable  by Michael Lind In a decade, today’s Russian Peril will probably seem as deranged as the Red Scares of the 1920s and the 1950s. Read it here.