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Amid Nuclear Escalations, Is the World Returning to a Cold War State?
A new nuclear arms race is brewing, as treaties against nuclear weapons begin to falter, and global conflicts begin to stir again.
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Aviation, the Cold War, and the Pursuit of Perpetual Flight
In ‘This Week in History,’ America made great strides in aviation. During the 1920s and, after WWII, the US pursued the first nonstop flight around the world.
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How Soviet Politics Influenced Our Intelligence Community: Michael Waller
Michael Waller works at the Center for Security Policy, and is the author of “Big Intel.”
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Rick Steves’ Europe: Cold War Memories in Today’s Berlin
The longest remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall is now the East Side Gallery.
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NATO Must Prepare for Enduring Competition With China: Stoltenberg
Europe made a mistake by relying on Russian oil and gas, and the mistake cannot be repeated with China, the NATO chief said.
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Chinese Communist Party Is the ‘Greatest Existential Threat’ to US: Report
‘Xi is now pulling out all the stops to put together a so-called axis of autocratic states,’ an expert says.
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Shapps Says UK Facing ‘Pre-War World’ and Can’t Risk Cutting Defence Spending
The defence secretary has given a major speech at Lancaster House in London in which he portrayed a bleak world that justified high military spending.
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The Red-Hot Center of the DC Literary World Is Congress
We have a conversation about spy thrillers and the true story of a Cold War secret that became the basis for Rep. Rick Crawford’s debut novel
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Operation Chrome Dome: The Air Force Missions That Kept America Safe During the Cold War
Veterans recount how they experienced the most precarious moments of the Cold War era.
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Amid Nuclear Escalations, Is the World Returning to a Cold War State?
A new nuclear arms race is brewing, as treaties against nuclear weapons begin to falter, and global conflicts begin to stir again.
|
Aviation, the Cold War, and the Pursuit of Perpetual Flight
In ‘This Week in History,’ America made great strides in aviation. During the 1920s and, after WWII, the US pursued the first nonstop flight around the world.
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How Soviet Politics Influenced Our Intelligence Community: Michael Waller
Michael Waller works at the Center for Security Policy, and is the author of “Big Intel.”
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Rick Steves’ Europe: Cold War Memories in Today’s Berlin
The longest remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall is now the East Side Gallery.
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NATO Must Prepare for Enduring Competition With China: Stoltenberg
Europe made a mistake by relying on Russian oil and gas, and the mistake cannot be repeated with China, the NATO chief said.
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Chinese Communist Party Is the ‘Greatest Existential Threat’ to US: Report
‘Xi is now pulling out all the stops to put together a so-called axis of autocratic states,’ an expert says.
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Shapps Says UK Facing ‘Pre-War World’ and Can’t Risk Cutting Defence Spending
The defence secretary has given a major speech at Lancaster House in London in which he portrayed a bleak world that justified high military spending.
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The Red-Hot Center of the DC Literary World Is Congress
We have a conversation about spy thrillers and the true story of a Cold War secret that became the basis for Rep. Rick Crawford’s debut novel
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Operation Chrome Dome: The Air Force Missions That Kept America Safe During the Cold War
Veterans recount how they experienced the most precarious moments of the Cold War era.
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