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Center for European Policy Analysis Issues Commentary: NATO's Command Revolution - Europe Steps Forward (10)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 -- The Center for European Policy Analysis issued the following commentary on Feb. 17, 2026, by non-resident senior fellow Gordon B. "Skip" Davis Jr. and editorial intern Nicole Monette:
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NATO's Command Revolution - Europe Steps Forward
The reassignment of major commands to European officers is a huge undertaking and demands new skills, says a former senior NATO official.
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NATO is changing, and that may not be a bad thing. Despite public, high-level exchanges acros more PR
CSIS Issues Commentary: Trump Discovers Multilateralism (10)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 -- The Center for Strategic and International Studies issued the following commentary on Feb. 17, 2026, by William Alan Reinsch, Scholl Chair emeritus with the Economics Program:
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Trump Discovers Multilateralism
Council on Foreign Relations President Michael Froman made an important point in his February 6 column regarding multilateralism. In short, it may be coming back. While administration officials have frequently said that "America First" does not mean "America A more PR
Jamestown Foundation Posts Commentary: Russia's Hope for Trans-Atlantic Rift at MSC Disappointed (10)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 -- The Jamestown Foundation posted the following commentary on Feb. 17, 2026, by Pavel K. Baev, senior researcher at the International Peace Research Institute Oslo, in its Eurasia Daily Monitor:
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Russia's Hope for Trans-Atlantic Rift at MSC Disappointed
Executive Summary:
* Russia hoped the February 13-15 Munich Security Conference (MSC) would expose rifts between the United States and Europe through disputes over approaches to nuclear arms, Arctic security, and Ukr more PR
Max Planck Society: Antarctic Ice Melt Slowed Global Ocean Circulation (10)
MUNICH, Germany, Feb. 18 -- The Max Planck Society issued the following news:
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Antarctic ice melt slowed global ocean circulation
A look into Eath's history shows that the ice-sheet melt temporarily intensified Southern Ocean stratification
* During the last deglaciations, the Antarctic ice-sheet melting temporary intensified the stratification of the Southern Ocean, thereby slowing global ocean circulation.
* The results also indicate that wind dynamics maintained deep-sea ventilation more PR
Motion Sensor (10)
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia, Feb. 17 -- THE ADT SECURITY CORPORATION, Boca Raton, Florida has been assigned a design patent (No. US D1113514 S1, initially filed June 23, 2023) developed by Kevin Greenland, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Abhijeet Bhattacharya, Camas, Washington, for "Motion sensor." more PT
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