From WSJopinion: America’s leaders need to take seriously the prospect that their country could be defeated without being invaded or even knowing it is under attack, writes Richard A. Muller
Review and Outlook: Beijing’s war hawks are making it harder to improve relations with the U.S. Images: AFP/Getty Images/Global News Composite: Mark Kelly’s losses in Ukraine and the rebellion of the Wagner Group have increased the chances that the Russian president will lash out and expand the 17-month-old conflict. But World War III may not be what you expect.
The current paradigm of escalating nuclear conflict was articulated 60 years ago by physicist, founder of the Hudson institute, but other technologies have come a long way since then. Conventional guns, bombs, missiles or troops may not figure in World War III at all. Biological and computer viruses are likely to be the weapon of choice.Continue reading your article with
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