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Writer, 12+ yrs reporting in Ukraine. Ex-USAF spec ops pilot. Senior fellow @AtlanticCouncil, irregular warfare researcher.
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I’ve seen several types of warfare. This is the worst.

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By Nolan Peterson Verified
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I’ve seen several types of warfare. This is the worst. (washingtonpost.com) I’ve seen several types of warfare. This is the worst. By Nolan Peterson 2026031610470100 After missions as an Air Force Special Operations pilot in Iraq and Afghanistan, I would let down my guard when I returned to base. I could hit the gym, grab a bite from Subway or Burger King, and stop by my squadron's plywood hut to watch a movie and hang out with friends. As a journalist in Ukraine, I experienced a very different war.
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The next Dalai Lama could change more than Tibet

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By Nolan Peterson Verified
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China is increasingly meddling in the process of choosing the next Dalai Lama, attempting to handpick a successor for the Tibetan Buddhist leader who turned 90 in July. These machinations are likely to backfire, possibly sparking a renewed popular resistance in Tibet that could lead to large-scale violence. America should act quickly and decisively to push China to respect the long-standing Tibetan traditions of spiritual leadership succession.
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Choosing the next Dalai Lama is surprisingly dangerous

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By Nolan Peterson Verified, Alexander Noyes
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Choosing the next Dalai Lama is surprisingly dangerous (washingtonpost.com) Choosing the next Dalai Lama is surprisingly dangerous By Nolan Peterson; Alexander Noyes 2025101311373500 China is increasingly meddling in the process of choosing the next Dalai Lama, attempting to handpick a successor for the Tibetan Buddhist leader who turned 90 in July. These machinations are likely to backfire, possibly sparking a renewed popular resistance in Tibet that could lead to large-scale violence.
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