Blogs tagged policy

The Jamestown Foundation

policy

Jamestown provides primary-source analysis on global developments of strategic importance to the United States and its allies. We primarily cover Russia, the People’s Republic of China, Taiwan, Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.

The CCP ‘Saturates’ Religion with Socialist Values Oct 23, 2026

Jonah Reisboard
Post-Election Speculation Mounted About Kiriyenko’s Kremlin Position Oct 22, 2026

Alex Horobets
Middle Corridor Grows in Volume but Not in Cohesion Oct 22, 2026

Megi Benia

bearblog

tech policy variety

Writings by Alexander Harkness

Anker PowerConf C200: a case study in webcam security theatre May 16, 2026

The Anker PowerConf C200 webcam looks like a good security choice at first, with triple-layered defences against hack...
Fix for Error E1 on Tuya Zigbee TRV Smart Radiator Valves Nov 01, 2023

Tuya Smart TRVs unfortunately suffer from a design flaw where they will produce an apparently unresolvable error afte...
Living in a Building Site: The Over-Development of London’s Housing Estates Aug 12, 2022

London's housing crisis necessitates inventive solutions to build new social housing. But have they gone too far at A...

Palladium

politics policy history

Governance Futurism

Measuring the Swarm Economy Oct 20, 2026

Existing AI benchmarks fail to measure the growing capabilities of multi-agent systems. New metrics are needed as the...
Lose, and Lose, and Lose, and Win Oct 16, 2026

We went to Brazil to observe a reformist political party struggling to change the course of their country. History te...
Rationalism and Divergent Sinomodernity Oct 06, 2026

Why do Americans who forecast artificial intelligence capabilities misread China? The post Rationalism and Divergent ...

Blogs tagged "policy"

The Jamestown Foundation

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