#Syria's tribal violence, which witnessed a major spike last month, has profound implications for the long-running conflict. I argue that it isn't going away soon, even with brief "peace deals," and explain why that's a problem for US troops, below.nationalinterest.org/feature/syria%…

As artificial Intelligence becomes more general, more powerful, and more ubiquitous, Washington and Beijing must work together to mitigate the risks, writes Anthony De Luca-Baratta. ow.ly/EHC330sGfZJ

A new piece by Andres Kasekamp

Elections have never been in the interests of any of Libya’s power brokers and will likely remain postponed indefinitely, writes Joshua Yaphe. ow.ly/yOkN30sGfZK

The Su-34 "Fullback" has played a central role in Russia's air offensive against Ukraine. ow.ly/SGjt30sGfZL

Faced with the breadth and depth of Chinese influence operations, what should Europe do? ow.ly/kNgR30sGfZM

The Russian Su-47, with its distinct forward-swept wings, is one of the most recognizable aircraft in the world. ow.ly/1hB130sGfZN

"The Kursk offensive, a harbinger of Putin’s war coming home, has not woken it up," writes Konstantin Sonin. ow.ly/fY5J30sGfZO

The Supreme Court neglects the fact that Congress, not the executive, is the most authoritative branch of government, argues Ivan Eland. ow.ly/aPbS30sGfZP

"In a society at war, where national survival is at stake, hatred of the enemy may be condoned, or even encouraged, by the state." ow.ly/Gqyo30sGfZQ

As Russia's war in Ukraine drags on, the Kremlin is increasingly militarizing society, starting with high school students. ow.ly/aOjg30sGfZR

Kyiv needs unrestricted use of its weaponry to fight against Russian aggression, writes Elena Davlikanova. ow.ly/VAr430sGfZS

Russia's military has initiated new BARS volunteer units to counter Ukraine's incursion into the Kursk Oblast. ow.ly/Qp6N30sGfZT

"The current anarchic state of the world can be traced back to the failures in Afghanistan," argues Don Ritter. ow.ly/pqWp30sGfZU

Europe and the United States have recklessly encouraged Armenia to leave the Russian orbit without a plan to protect it from Putin’s wrath, argues Arman Grigoryan. ow.ly/WKFo30sGfZV

Mark Katz writes for ⁦National Interest⁩ on what Ukraine's Kursk offensive might--or might not--lead to: The Kursk Offensive: A Net Assessment nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/kurs…

No foreign policy issue more urgently demands a fresh approach than North Korea, writes Gregg Brazinsky. ow.ly/Vfrw30sGfZW

Delta Force, officially known as Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta, is the U.S. Army's premier counterterrorism and hostage rescue unit. ow.ly/wQhF30sGfZX

The Persian Gulf's value to U.S. strategy is not worth additional defense obligations to the region, argues Sabreena Croteau. ow.ly/TJCq30sGfZY

Ukrainian pilots have recently begun flying American F-16 Fighting Falcon jets, marking a significant upgrade to their air capabilities. ow.ly/FvjE30sGfZZ