This week’s analysis highlights some of the most significant geopolitical developments involving America’s adversaries—China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea—between September 5, 2026 and September 12, 2026.
Thank you @Christopher Sands ! This comment made my day.
I am so glad you have been able to keep your work going at SAIS as well. It is more important than ever now! I appreciate your writing to help me make sense of this very confusing moment we find ourselves in.
I was working with Michael for a little while last year but moved to the NYC area for a new job. Are you looking to reach him?
Good morning! On Michael, I am in touch and we have a ex-Wilson Center group so see one another periodically. I just wanted to connect you in case you lost touch. I will remain a fan of OPFOR Journal and encourage students to sign up. My dad is a prof, and drilled into me the importance of not making students buy your textbooks, so I made my Substack free for anyone who signs up with a @jh.edu or @jhu.edu email address. If you still have an alumni address it ought to work as well.
Dan, your updates are invaluable - thank you for surviving the Wilson Center DOGEing, and making SAIS proud!
Are you in touch with Michael Kimmage? He has taken the Kennan Institute independent.
Thank you @Christopher Sands ! This comment made my day.
I am so glad you have been able to keep your work going at SAIS as well. It is more important than ever now! I appreciate your writing to help me make sense of this very confusing moment we find ourselves in.
I was working with Michael for a little while last year but moved to the NYC area for a new job. Are you looking to reach him?
Good morning! On Michael, I am in touch and we have a ex-Wilson Center group so see one another periodically. I just wanted to connect you in case you lost touch. I will remain a fan of OPFOR Journal and encourage students to sign up. My dad is a prof, and drilled into me the importance of not making students buy your textbooks, so I made my Substack free for anyone who signs up with a @jh.edu or @jhu.edu email address. If you still have an alumni address it ought to work as well.