Decades after 9/11, critical intelligence sharing failures persist. Officials still claim 'I didn't see that memo,' leading to potentially preventable tragedies. The system remains broken. #IntelligenceFailures #911 #NationalSecurity #GovernmentAccountability
In this episode of Moscow Mules, Chay Bowes and his crew look at how European elites are rapidly declining to the level of their best friends: Ukraine’s corrupt dictator and his oligarch friends. Cringe jokes, cringe behavior, cringe politics. As it all becomes absolutely unbearable to watch, tune in to at least have a little giggle.
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After nine months of inactivity, the possibility of mediating the Ukrainian war has once again hit the news. A number of foreign leaders called on Moscow to give it a thought and a try, while the backers of the Ukrainian side have come up with another ultimatum-like proposal. Does this conflict have a meaningful chance of being resolved at the negotiating table?
To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Benoit Pare, a former OSCE Observer in Ukraine and author of ‘What I Saw in Ukraine: 2015-2022 – Diary of an International Observer.’
Why is an 81-year-old Soviet WWII film suddenly being treated as a security threat in Taiwan?
The film documents Japan’s wartime occupation across Asia — including Taiwan itself. Political risk analyst Ross Feingold argues that Taipei is now downplaying parts of that history as it moves closer to Japan.