Amarsanaa G Jegal·Sep 15The Most Dangerous Crisis Facing Putin’s RegimeWhen battlefield reality is distorted before it reaches the Kremlin, propaganda can become a military vulnerability.A response icon1A response icon1
Peter Kriger·Jul 26The World War That Nobody WantedThe First World War is usually explained by asking what people wanted. Historians have spent a century sorting the guilty from the merely…
Sayan Biswas·Jun 25A Mote of Dust Suspended in a Sunbeam #01A Nuclear Winter’s Dusk and the Long Way Back Home
Common Futures Conversations | Chatham House·May 28“Not our war”: The forgotten Afro-Asian perspective on the World WarsBy Soumya Shukla
InThe LarkbyJohn E Marks·May 20OutNumberedThe British Empire suffered approximately 900,000 military fatalities during WWI (1914–18) and 380,000 during WWII (1939–45)A response icon2A response icon2
Suhai (pen name)·May 12War in the 21st Century: A Boring, Expensive BusinessWe have always feared the specter of World War III. Yet the wars of the 21st century have not arrived as a single cataclysm, but as a…
vantenian·Apr 20The World Ended Quietly. Here Are the Receipts.We keep waiting for the siren.A response icon1A response icon1
Killian Ravon·Apr 20Battle of Verdun 1916: The Pétain Myth That Buried Castelnau and NivelleVerdun did not produce one savior. It produced one of the most durable military legends in modern French history. The problem with the…
