Speed where it’s safe, caution where it might kill: How the Pentagon should use AI

Although many back-office functions are well-suited for rapid AI adoption, a different standard must apply to ...
The Caravan

How Kerala’s CPI(M) took a hammer to its ideology while chasing electability

THE HAND OF KK SHAILAJA, Kerala’s minister of health and welfare at the time, enveloped the fingers of a woman in a white sari standing beside her. That woman held another woman’s hand, who held ...
The Straits Times

Thai PM Anutin says no Cambodian ceasefire as first Thai civilian is killed

BANGKOK - Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said there’s no plan for a ceasefire as the country reported the first civilian death from a Cambodian rocket attack after eight days of intense ...
The Straits Times

‘I would either run away or join with revolution forces’: Myanmar youth worry over conscription law

BANGKOK – Yangon has been spared the worst of the armed conflict between the Myanmar military and resistance forces set off by the 2021 coup, but life for young people in the city may become more ...
Wilson Center

The Evolution of Technology and Military Strategy in Asia

Robert Work examines the influence of emerging military technologies over course of the Pacific War, and discusses how another technological revolution is again driving the United States to examine ...
Stars and Stripes

Army's maligned UCP uniforms quietly retired years after new camo design became the norm

WASHINGTON — The Army’s green-blue-gray Universal Camouflage Pattern, once touted as a do-it-all uniform concealment design, is officially dead. The Army’s wear-out date for UCP-schemed combat ...
Wilson Center

U.S. Military Strategy During Uncertainty

The end of the Cold War ushered the United States into a period of far greater uncertainty. In her research at the Wilson Center, Fellow Emily Goldman is exploring what the United States' military ...