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Ukrainians Die as America Dawdles
Fears of ‘escalation’ leave Russia feeling free to attack innocent civilians like Victoria Amelina.
Why the Ukraine Crisis Should Make You Rethink How You Lead
Crises are never easy, but they can be especially difficult when you don't know what to do. In these moments, it's critical that leaders step up and take charge.
Looking to Ukraine’s future: What is the endgame?
What is the endgame for the war in Ukraine? What will that country look like in the future?
How the World’s Not-So-Great Powers Are Miscalculating on Ukraine
All three “great” powers have misconstrued the correlation of forces they’re up against.
How to spot false posts from Ukraine
Ways to slow the spread of bad information and false posts from the war.
After enduring war in Afghanistan, I think it’s a mistake to arm Ukraine
Prolonging a conflict has long-term consequences we can’t always imagine.
What platforms know — but don’t tell us — about the war on Ukraine
What if the sources of propaganda were easy to trace?
How does it end? Finding a way out of the war in Ukraine proves elusive.
Though the United States saw the conflict coming, deciphering how it might end is proving much more difficult. Learn more at Boston.com.
How the US and its allies can help Ukraine without starting World War III
It’s a very tough needle to thread, but there’s a way to make the West’s Ukraine strategy work.
How Rifle Barrels Die
Every time you pull the trigger, you squirt a flame of 3,000 to 5,000 degrees (Estimates vary wildly, but it's pretty damned hot.) up your rifle's barrel. And every time this happens, the barrel melts a little. It's charred an unattractive black, and cracks and fissures develop at the rear end of the rifling where the flame is most intense. Eventually, the rifling is literally melted away and your rifle no longer shoots the way it once did. This seems to happen in…
