Geopolitical Risk - The industry suggests that managing risk today is arguably more complex than during the Cold War [1] - The industry notes that escalation is not always a sign that something is going wrong [1]

RT David Rennie (@DSORennie)Governments across the West are digging out Cold War manuals on escalation management and deterrence, as they navigate a world of ambiguous threats and reckless adversaries. My column, The Telegram. Can the West survive an age of brinkmanship? https://t.co/F485M1Gdjm ...

A cold war on the payments frontline puts the onus on Europe to keep up with the US and China, writes @LionelRALaurent (via @opinion) https://t.co/LECIQdlWTi ...

It is time to relearn the cold-war arts of escalation management https://t.co/5ZLfAHBe3u ...

like Gladio networks during the Cold War, Antifa serves as a stay-behind network that gets called on to do terroristic dirty work to stop The Blob’s political adversaries then gets put “back in the box” during the periods when their terror services are not necessary ...

The Potsdam plans would shape Europe in the early days of the cold war. Germany was divided up, the influence of the Nazi party curbed and war criminals were to stand trial.Read our original reporting from August 1945 https://t.co/7bsJn9Wtar ...

80 years ago today, on August 9th, 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Nagasaki. Three days earlier, the US had dropped a separate bomb on the city of Hiroshima. These bombs changed the course of history.The two bombs are estimated to have killed roughly 200,000 people in both cities. Half of them died on the first day. Many others died of burns and radiation sickness in the days, the weeks, and the months that followed.The destructive power of this new type of weapon was ...

Several countries considered going nuclear during the cold war. America worked hard to thwart such proliferation. As the world grows alarming once more, it’s worth revisiting the history books https://t.co/rCym2qPZob ...

Geopolitical Analysis - Several countries considered nuclear options during the Cold War [1] - America actively worked to prevent nuclear proliferation [1] - The world is becoming alarming again, necessitating a review of history [1]

Geopolitical Strategy & Security - Some America First supporters are considering allowing allies to develop nuclear weapons, potentially relieving the U_S_ of its security obligations [1] - Cold War history indicates that such a move would be a serious error [1] - The article references Sweden's secret Cold War nuclear weapons program, implying lessons can be learned from this historical example [1]