Inside a Ukrainian company making exploding unjammable drones built to beat Russia's electronic warfare
Business Insider visited a Ukrainian company making fiber-optic drones in Kyiv. This is what it's like inside the operation.
The National Interest5dOpinion
Toward a Foreign Policy for the Working Class
A foreign policy for the working class is not only a call to rebuild America’s physical and technological infrastructure but ...
The Observer5dOpinion
The horror of Christopher Grady
"If Notre Dame is to be true to its mission, it must ask itself: are we preparing students to perpetuate the status quo, or ...
Henry Srebrnik: What’s next for Syria?
Challenges include uniting a patchwork of rebel groups, gaining control over multiple regions and rebuilding relations with ...
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Ukraine agrees to US-brokered ceasefire pacts with Russia; Turks to continue protesting over jailed mayor
Ukraine’s defence minister said that Kyiv agreed to two ceasefire agreements with Russia that were announced by the US on ...
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Ten years later, Pillars of Eternity is getting a turn-based combat mode
It's been exactly ten years since Pillars of Eternity thundered out into the world, and developer Obsidian Entertainment is celebrating the occasion with a new patch and the announcement it'll be ...
The Boston Globe4d
‘The violin reflects the maker. It’s like handwriting,’ says Roman Barnas
Roman Barnas likens his teaching to training athletes, “because the body position matters,” he said. “This is muscle memory.” He’s an expert in the craft and history of the instrument.
Depardieu on trial, and so is France: a cultural reckoning in the #MeToo era
Once a symbol of France’s creative power, Depardieu’s career now shadows the nation’s delayed reckoning with #MeToo. The ...