Tom Nagorski is the Managing Editor at The Cipher Brief. He focuses on topics such as drone technology and biology & life sciences, drawing from his extensive experience in international news coverage. Nagorski has been featured in notable publications including Grid, The Wall Street Journal, The Messenger, AOL, Inc., and TIME.
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Tom Nagorski's coverage heavily focuses on global politics, world affairs, and government announcements. His articles often revolve around evolving stories and cite data, indicating a need for accurate information to support his pieces. He delves into topics such as the Israel-Hamas conflict, anti-Semitism, Ukraine-Russia conflict, Russian media, and international relations.
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The Ukrainian President arrives at the White House Friday with a wish-list including Tomahawks—and he may get them, writes Tom Nagorski.
The proposed exchange of U.S. weapons for Ukrainian drone technology could reshape transatlantic defense ties and redefine what “military aid” means in the 21st century.
By: Tom Nagorski
From Ryazan to Siberia, Ukraine’s drone and missile campaign is hitting Russia’s oil lifelines - exposing deep vulnerabilities in the Kremlin’s war machine.
Some experts believe they have a way to fight bioterrorism – and the next pandemic.
AI-driven drones that “talk to each other” will change warfare and threaten the homeland
Experts worry that the U.S. is losing a critical edge in the competition with Beijing
SPECIAL REPORT — In a turbulent year, one of the biggest national security stories came in the form of a document.The administration’s National Security Strategy (NSS), released earlier this month, upends longstanding U.S. policy toward allies and adversaries alike. It ranks drug trafficking and ill...
Ukraine’s battlefield innovation is becoming geopolitical currency, as Kyiv trades counter-drone expertise for influence and support
The Western perspective on World War II overlooks pivotal episodes in China, India and elsewhere that shaped the present.
What was World War II about? It sounds like a trick question with an obvious answer: It was waged to defeat the forces of fascism.
