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"They may well live out their life and die in a Russian penal colony."
In our latest podcast episode, Joshua Geltzer explains that the choice in the Griner and Whelan cases wasn't just about serving a sentence—it was about preventing indefinite detention by a system that might never let them go.
In our latest podcast episode, Joshua Geltzer explains that the choice in the Griner and Whelan cases wasn't just about serving a sentence—it was about preventing indefinite detention by a system that might never let them go.
November 25, 2025 at 3:44 PM
"They may well live out their life and die in a Russian penal colony."
In our latest podcast episode, Joshua Geltzer explains that the choice in the Griner and Whelan cases wasn't just about serving a sentence—it was about preventing indefinite detention by a system that might never let them go.
In our latest podcast episode, Joshua Geltzer explains that the choice in the Griner and Whelan cases wasn't just about serving a sentence—it was about preventing indefinite detention by a system that might never let them go.
Joshua Geltzer explains why the private-sector origins of AI make national security policy so difficult to craft. Listen to our full conversation with the former Deputy Assistant to the President. tnsr.org/2025/11/ai-p...
November 20, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Joshua Geltzer explains why the private-sector origins of AI make national security policy so difficult to craft. Listen to our full conversation with the former Deputy Assistant to the President. tnsr.org/2025/11/ai-p...
Are U.S. export controls on AI chips working?
DeepSeek AI suggests maybe not. Jennifer Lind (@proflind.bsky.social) explains how China achieved a breakthrough they were not supposed to be able to accomplish.
DeepSeek AI suggests maybe not. Jennifer Lind (@proflind.bsky.social) explains how China achieved a breakthrough they were not supposed to be able to accomplish.
November 6, 2025 at 5:28 PM
Are U.S. export controls on AI chips working?
DeepSeek AI suggests maybe not. Jennifer Lind (@proflind.bsky.social) explains how China achieved a breakthrough they were not supposed to be able to accomplish.
DeepSeek AI suggests maybe not. Jennifer Lind (@proflind.bsky.social) explains how China achieved a breakthrough they were not supposed to be able to accomplish.
How does the Trump administration's "unpredictability" impact US credibility with allies?
@laurensukin.bsky.social from @ox.ac.uk and @nuffieldcollege.bsky.social joined us to discuss the current global nuclear landscape wherein she described the "nexus point" for European partners.
@laurensukin.bsky.social from @ox.ac.uk and @nuffieldcollege.bsky.social joined us to discuss the current global nuclear landscape wherein she described the "nexus point" for European partners.
October 22, 2025 at 9:27 PM
How does the Trump administration's "unpredictability" impact US credibility with allies?
@laurensukin.bsky.social from @ox.ac.uk and @nuffieldcollege.bsky.social joined us to discuss the current global nuclear landscape wherein she described the "nexus point" for European partners.
@laurensukin.bsky.social from @ox.ac.uk and @nuffieldcollege.bsky.social joined us to discuss the current global nuclear landscape wherein she described the "nexus point" for European partners.
Chris Walsh from the George W. Bush Institute joined us for our most recent podcast episode and shared a long-term strategy to counter oppressive regimes by empowering the people they rule.
October 9, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Chris Walsh from the George W. Bush Institute joined us for our most recent podcast episode and shared a long-term strategy to counter oppressive regimes by empowering the people they rule.