The U.K. government said Wednesday it has no plans to introduce conscription, after the head of the British Army said a “citizen army” would be needed to fight a future war with a country like Russia. Chief of the General Staff Gen. Patrick Saunders said preparing for a potential land war would have to be a “whole-of-nation” undertaking. Saunders, who has long argued for more military spending and is due to leave his job this year, said that “within the next three years, it must be credible to talk of a British Army of 120,000.”
Ukraine has developed a system called Delta, which synthesizes data gathered from a range of sources, including open source submissions from Ukrainian citizens.
The Master of Arts in Conflict Resolution at Georgetown University and the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists invite Georgetown University students, faculty, staff, and alumni to the 2024 Doomsday Clock Town Hall. The town hall will consist of a panel discussion with members of the Bulletin’s Science and Security board, the experts who set the Doomsday Clock. […]