Amir Jahangir
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- Aug 17, 2026
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The wars no one declared (opens the original)
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In 2011, Muammar Gaddafi went on state television to call the protesters burning his country “rats and cockroaches fuelled by foreign money.” He was not entirely wrong. But he was wrong about the sequence. Foreign money had been arriving for years, quietly widening tribal fractures, funding rival commanders, and building the conditions for exactly the moment he was now watching on live television. By the time Nato aircraft appeared overhead, there was no institutional skeleton left to defend. Li
The field left open (opens the original)
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War has always been, at its most fundamental level, a contest over what people believe. What is new in the twenty-first century is the scale at which that contest can be waged, the speed at which it operates, and the negligible cost of the tools required to wage it. A state or non-state actor with a budget that would not sustain a single armoured brigade can today run an influence operation reaching millions of people across multiple countries simultaneously. A smartphone and a social media acco
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