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Roundup: Our top five posts on technology and the future
Take a look at these five posts to better understand what the future holds (spoiler: robot overlords). Listen ⇢
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PS21 Update: Week Ending August 28
We hope you have had a lovely week. We had another great week at PS21, with an event in DC on Tuesday. Negar Razavi, Ariane Tabatabai, Kelsey Davenport, Reza Akbari and Sam Cutler discussed What Next for Iran after the Nuclear Deal. If you were unable to attend, you can… Listen ⇢
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Balancing the books: Is it time for a revolution in healthcare?
Looking at the burdens of state and their development over history, defence was always primary to establish security. Then there was the cost of governance which typically increased with the age and size of an Empire. Listen ⇢
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Two World-Changing Deals: Greece and Iran
After endless, and sometimes seemingly hopeless, negotiations, diplomats have produced two new multinational deals that go a long way toward righting what’s been going wrong in the world: one on nuclear development in Iran and the second to keep Greece in the euro. Listen ⇢
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Roundup: Our top 5 posts on society and politics in Europe
With the UK election, the crisis in the Mediterranean, and the Greek deal, it’s certainly been an eventful summer for the European Union. Below find some of our best articles on recent events and trends in the region. Italicum: what price are Italians ready to pay to achieve governability and… Listen ⇢
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PS21 Update: Week Ending August 21
We had a successful and lively event in DC on Wednesday evening looking at US-Israel relations after the Iran deal. Listen ⇢
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On building a think tank
A year ago, the Project for Study of the 21st Century (PS21) barely existed. Listen ⇢
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Why Congress Should Accept the Iran Deal: A US Veteran’s Perspective
As a proud U.S. veteran who recently spent two and half years deployed in the Middle East, I completely understand how Iranian aggression continues to be a threat to our national security. Listen ⇢
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China’s Dream, Russia’s Ambitions
While cooperation between China and Russia looks to be at its strongest since the Sino-Soviet split, it is extremely one-sided, benefitting China but offering little to Russia in return. The natural counterweight to China is Europe and Russia working together. To restore its strength, Russia must shift back to a… Listen ⇢
Executive Director, Peter Apps.
Peter Apps is executive director of the Project for Study of the 21st Century (PS21), a global defence columnist for Reuters and presenter of the “Facing Coming Storms” global defence podcast from PS21 and the British Army’s think tank the Centre for Historical Analysis and Conflict Research (CHACR).
