At the NATO Washington Summit in July, the US and European allies must demonstrate that NATO deterrence works. We do that by sending a clear signal to Russia that Ukraine’s place is in NATO — from our CEPA task-list:
cepa.org/comprehensive-…

Georgia tonight 🙌🏼
#NoToRussianLaw

Fascinating & lucid conversation on China, American power and the geopolitics of the next half decade w ⁦Dmitri Alperovitch⁩ , interviewed by ⁦Auren Hoffman⁩ podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wor…

Kharkiv after russia’s attack 💔 How long will the world turn a blind eye to the terror in the heart of Europe?

Video: DSNS.GOV.UA

World’s biggest banks are hiring AI talent twice as fast as in other areas qz.com/ai-big-banks-j… via Quartz

You'll never eat dinner (the same) in this town again.

This lovely piece from Matthew Kaminski brought back a lot of memories of restaurants I could rarely afford and of a very different political epoch

How Newt Destroyed Dinner in Washington politi.co/4dhHHjU via POLITICO

Congratulations to Vladimir Kara-Murza for winning the 2024 The Pulitzer Prizes on Commentary for his extraordinary columns from prison in Vladimir Putin's Russia. You can read his columns here: washingtonpost.com/people/vladimi…

A searing replay of insurrection, ‘The Sixth’ should be seen by all - The Washington Post washingtonpost.com/entertainment/…

V much worth reading in whole ⁦Ben Smith⁩ interview with Joe Kahn: 'The newsroom is not a safe space' | Semafor semafor.com/article/05/05/…

When will AI start to pay off for business? As we move from hype to real world applications the experience of one industry — banking — offers answers. 👉 mailchi.mp/4cf812aa1d91/t…

When will AI start to pay off for business? As we move from hype to real world applications the experience of one industry — banking — offers answers. 👉 mailchi.mp/4cf812aa1d91/t…

“Tech moguls aren’t politicians, answerable to voters, (…) though by any standard they wield more global influence than moguls of a past era, Rockefeller and JP Morgan included.” On the weakness of our political class et al. by ⁦Matthew Kaminski⁩.👇🏼 politico.com/news/magazine/…

The Republican Party is drifting from its Reaganite past, but when faced with the burden of leadership, there’s still muscle memory to be found; Trump is more committed to self-interest than any ideological anchorage; and bipartisanship remains possible.
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⁦Matthew Kaminski⁩ on a disconnect in American self -image “The world pays close attention to American news and in — psychology. It sees the amazing, and it hears the unhappiness. It sees a place that, in this century, is sound of body and weak of mind”. politico.com/news/magazine/…

Oh, man. This is a blast from another era. Regardie's and i Ricci brings back hella DC memories.

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America’s strengths are unmatched: as talent magnet, amazing universities, a culture of innovation. Not by China, or Europe, or... But we're convinced we suck, and that has larger consequences for the U.S & world. My newest POLITICO column here >>> politi.co/3We0hmJ

America is back where it should be: Supporting Freedom.

But I will for my life never forget that in the Republican group - the party of Reagan - a majority of 112 traitors voted against ! #StandWithUkraine

Yes, it's excellent that Western allies, such as France and the UK, helped Israel down some of the incoming drones & missiles and they DIDN'T become a party to the conflict! High time, we help to protect some of the 🇺🇦 sky by shooting down incoming missiles & drones. /1

Still early going, but so far one thing Iran has achieved is to have demonstrated the close and effective military coordination between Israel and its Arab allies, which are helping to down the drones and missiles. I am guessing this was not Tehran's intent.

Such a timely book! And if you need a 49-min. primer:

podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fai…

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