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This seems like a long tweet. Would you like an AI summary?

Europe needs its own conventional precision stike, because there aren't going to be any American missile stocks left if Washington gets into a fight with China over Taiwan.

"A fourth person familiar with the matter said that while Central Command... has nearly used up the land-based missiles it had before the war began, it has been able to reload from U.S. military supplies elsewhere in the world." Very grand, much strategy.

"Six months in-country, and I'd already seen enough blazers and bow ties to last me a lifetime."

“It’s not an intentional attack but it’s the unintended consequences. No one is looking at the cumulative effect, which has been as bad or worse than anything that’s happened in the US.” Britain seems incredibly careless with its inheritance, frittering it away, assuming it will continue forever.

Labour has harmed universities as much as Trump, London School of Economics head saysLSE vice-chancellor Larry Kramer points to domestic students’ fees, limits on international students and rise in employers’ national insurancewww.ft.com

This Ukrainian comment on the US handover of leadership of the Security Assistance Group is quietly devastating. The US is now so unreliable as a partner for Ukraine that it is better for Washington to step back from leading this military support effort. www.politico.com/news/2026/07...

"Hello, we just did a very stupid AI-related thing with one of our major products, but you can definitely trust us to self-regulate this allegedly transformative technology. Thx."

I guess being able to calculate change via mental arithmetic is about as relevant a day-to-day skill as working things out in pounds, shillings and pence was to me. My parents' generation regularly complained about this dying art, despite the UK's switch to the decimal system in 1971.

Classic military move to give the enemy a big heads-up before a highly risky special operation.

Yet more evidence that Fox News commentators are some of the most politically influential people in America.

How the US-Saudi nuclear pact came unstuck: basically Trump saw some criticism on Fox that he didn't like and decided to attach normalization of relations with Israel as a condition.

How Trump upended the Saudi nuclear deal less than 24 hours after its signing | CNN PoliticsTrump abruptly announced Thursday that the deal was subject to a new condition: Saudi Arabia would have to join the Abraham Accords.edition.cnn.com

For a man who ran three times for president as a dealmaker, Trump is terrible at making deals.

There was a time when you could bet on Congress shooting this down.

I think Putin will probably escalate regardless of what happens with the EU sanctions package. But he may be tempted to go further if he thinks the EU is unwilling to endure further economic pain and is therefore more coercible.

Based on nothing in particular, it might be that Tehran now thinks it needs to impose an oil-supply shock to demonstrate the deterrent value of Hormuz and force the US to really back off.

Get ready for an aerial shot of a car driving down a street.

"Grandad, just let them have their moment. Why don't we go over here and have a look at the buffet?"

A data centre for every postcode.

"Is it legal?" is not the same as "Has DoD found a lawyer who is willing to say it's legal?"