How Technology Changes Strategic Distance
Why communications, satellites, digital infrastructure, and advanced technologies are altering how governments understand distance and reach.
Foreign affairs editor focused on diplomacy, strategic geography, international institutions, and the political choices that shape relationships between states.
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