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Who Built Putin? A Film Asks the Harder Question
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Who Built Putin? A Film Asks the Harder Question

The Wizard of the Kremlin isn't really about Putin's evil. It's about the clever people who thought they could manage him—and what that says about how power actually works.

While Trump Flew Home, Xi and Putin Got to Work
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While Trump Flew Home, Xi and Putin Got to Work

Days after Trump's Beijing visit, China and Russia announced deeper energy and technology cooperation. The timing raises a pointed question about whether US pressure is actually strengthening the axis it aims to weaken.

Xi Just Met Trump. Now He's Meeting Putin.
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Xi Just Met Trump. Now He's Meeting Putin.

Days after a landmark US-China summit, Vladimir Putin arrived in Beijing. Can China maintain its balancing act between Washington and Moscow—and for how long?

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Trump Wants to Team Up With Putin — Against the ICC
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Trump Wants to Team Up With Putin — Against the ICC

President Trump has proposed cooperating with Vladimir Putin to undermine the International Criminal Court. What does this mean for international law, the Ukraine war, and the rules-based order?

Russia Is Recruiting Drone Pilots on Campus. One Is Already Dead.
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Russia Is Recruiting Drone Pilots on Campus. One Is Already Dead.

Over 270 Russian universities are offering students free tuition and up to $70,000 to serve as military drone pilots. Recruiters promise no frontline risk. The reality is more complicated.

Putin Says the War Is 'Coming to an End' — But on Whose Terms?
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Putin Says the War Is 'Coming to an End' — But on Whose Terms?

Putin signaled the Ukraine conflict may be winding down after a Victory Day parade stripped of tanks and missiles. What his words reveal — and what they conceal — about the road to any peace deal.

Drones Are Targeting Russia's Spaceport
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Drones Are Targeting Russia's Spaceport

Russia's Plesetsk Cosmodrome has faced multiple drone attacks as Moscow races to build its own Starlink-like satellite network. What does this mean for the future of space warfare?

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PRISM Weekly Digest: Fourth Week of April 2026
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PRISM Weekly Digest: Fourth Week of April 2026

Tim Cook's 25-year goodbye, $40 billion poured into Anthropic, shots near the White House dinner, and TXT's first Grand Slam — a week of power handed over and crises distributed.

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Russia's 'Nesting Doll' Satellites Are Hunting US Spies in Space
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Russia's 'Nesting Doll' Satellites Are Hunting US Spies in Space

US Space Command confirms Russia has deployed operational anti-satellite weapons tracking American spy satellites in low-Earth orbit. What does this mean for space security?

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Doyun Han
America's Russia Oil Waiver: Sanctions with an Escape Hatch
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America's Russia Oil Waiver: Sanctions with an Escape Hatch

The US renewed a waiver exempting certain countries from Russian oil sanctions, citing energy price shocks from the Iran war. What does this mean for global energy markets, and who really benefits?

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Seoyeon Park
The Ceasefire Lasted 38 Minutes Before the Sirens Came
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The Ceasefire Lasted 38 Minutes Before the Sirens Came

Russia and Ukraine agreed to a 32-hour Easter truce. It held for 38 minutes before air raid sirens sounded over Kharkiv. A dispatch from the frontline.

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Haneul Kim
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Putin's TV Address: Peace Signal or War Escalation?
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Putin's TV Address: Peace Signal or War Escalation?

Putin's primetime TV address on Ukraine suggests escalation, not a swift peace deal. What does this mean for global markets, energy prices, and the path to any ceasefire?

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Seoyeon Park
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