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Analysis· No. 4847

ANALYSIS: Kyiv's daily combat tally says 226. The map says something sharper

Two hundred twenty-six combat engagements in twenty-four hours. That is the number Ukraine's General Staff published on July 28, 2026 at 21:01, covering the…

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Analysis· No. 3866

FACT CHECK: Twelve Companies for Golden Dome, the Context Everyone Forgets

The April 2026 announcement that twelve companies would share $3.2 billion in Golden Dome contracts generated a wave of claims online, some accurate, many…

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Analysis· No. 3859

DECODING: Lukoil, a Cold Read One Month Later

A deadline is a strange thing to watch when it keeps moving. That is exactly what has happened with the Lukoil asset sale deadline,…

Analysis· No. 3858

ANALYSIS: Why $15.1 Billion in Cyber Defense Changes the Equation

A trillion dollars is the kind of number that stops making sense the moment you say it out loud. Yet that is exactly the…

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Analysis· No. 3856

FACT CHECK: Field Notes on the MATCH Act

On April 3, 2026, according to Reuters, the United States proposed the MATCH Act, legislation designed to restrict exports of chipmaking equipment to China,…

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Analysis· No. 3849

DECODING: Golden Dome, Between Rhetoric and Budget Reality

When the Pentagon presents its FY2026 budget, one figure immediately grabs attention: $25 billion in initial funding for Golden Dome, a space and missile-defense…

Analysis· No. 3848

ANALYSIS: How American Sanctions Redrew Russia's Oil Trade

On October 22, 2025, the U.S. Treasury Department struck at the heart of Russia's war economy by sanctioning Rosneft and Lukoil simultaneously, the country's…

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Analysis· No. 3846

FACT CHECK: The Pentagon's historic budget and the context we forget

A historic figure never exists alone; it only takes on its real meaning once placed against the budgetary history that preceded it, without which…

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Analysis· No. 3839

DECODING: PURL, a cold read one month later

A month after the last published figures, it is time to revisit the PURL program with the distance that breaking news never really allows.