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Senior Fellow, @NewAmerica Professor @ASU @Future_of_War Columnist @WPReview: Tracks geopolitical risk. Writes on the frontlines of global power shfits.
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The U.K.’s Next Prime Minister Will Face NATO’s Hardest Test

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By Candace Rondeaux
| World Politics Review Verified
As NATO leaders gather in Ankara this week, one of the people most likely to shape the alliance’s future is not in the room. Within weeks, Labour lawmaker Andy Burnham is expected to become the United Kingdom’s next prime minister, inheriting the political, fiscal and industrial challenge of turning NATO’s new ambitions for Europe into military capability.
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An AI Sovereign Wealth Windfall? First, Find the Windfall

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By Candace Rondeaux
| World Politics Review Verified
Great nations are often defined by what they do with moments of abundance. Fifty years ago, to mark the bicentennial of the United States, Alaska chose to convert an oil windfall into an intergenerational trust, creating a permanent fund that endures long after the wells that financed it began to decline. This year, America’s 250th birthday arrives amid a debate brewing in Congress about a new source of wealth and the multiplicity of futures that artificial intelligence could produce.
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Russia’s GPS Gambit and the Price of NATO Resilience

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By Candace Rondeaux
| World Politics Review Verified
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began in 2022, GPS glitches over the Baltic Sea have become a routine occurrence, throwing off the navigation systems of thousands of ships and flights. The working assumption in European capitals was that the source of this problem could be pinpointed to the highly militarized Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, where electronic warfare units and an array of signal spoofing antennae are wedged between Poland and Lithuania.
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