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The Future of Intelligence Is Open

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By Greg Levesque, Calder Walton
| Foreign Policy Magazine
Argument An expert’s point of view on a current event. Science and Technology United States The world is at an inflection point for intelligence and national security. The explosion of openly available data, paired with artificial intelligence (AI) capable of processing it at scale, is not just augmenting intelligence work—it’s redefining it. Intelligence is no longer only about secrets.
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Is the Trump Administration's Signal Scandal SNAFU or FUBAR?

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By Calder Walton
| Foreign Policy Magazine
U.S. Foreign Policy Science and Technology United States The Signal scandal that engulfed Washington last week constitutes a major breach of US national security. To say that it was an egregious error to invite a national security reporter into deliberations of a National Security Council (NSC) group discussing US strikes on foreign soil is an understatement, though acknowledging it as such is not something that the Trump administration has yet managed to do.
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The Meaning of ‘Munich’ – Then and Now 

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By Calder Walton
| The Cipher Brief
Posted: March 6th, 2025 OPINION — “Munich” is one of the most used historical analogies – and almost always, it is used inappropriately to justify force. For once, however, the Munich analogy is sadly relevant for present-day circumstances over the war in Ukraine. Munich is a story of appeasing a dictator in Europe set on territorial expansion. It is a tale of great powers “settling” the fate of a smaller nation in Europe without the latter’s involvement in the peace process.
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