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Dennis Murphy is a graduate of Johns Hopkins SAIS' Strategic Studies program and a new PhD Student at the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs. He possesses half a decade of research experience on a broad range of national security topics.

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It’s Time to Brace for Putin’s Greatest Meltdown Yet

‘CORNERED ANIMAL’

The great unraveling of Russian President Vladimir Putin could be right around the corner. It won’t be pretty.

Dennis Murphy | Published Oct 04, 2022
opinion

Don’t Be Fooled, Putin Still Has Nasty Tricks Up His Sleeve

BLIND SPOT

A crushing series of losses in the war have left Russia shaken and humiliated. But a comeback scheme could already be in the works.

Dennis Murphy | Published Sep 14, 2022

Putin Is Dreaming of This Nightmare End to the War

FINAL CHAPTER

The endgame we’re hoping for is not the one we’re going to get.

Dennis Murphy | Published Jun 21, 2022

Just How Dirty Will the War in Ukraine Get?

WINNING AT ANY COST

If Vladimir Putin starts sensing defeat in Ukraine, the world should not underestimate the Russian leader’s willingness to escalate the atrocities.

Dennis Murphy | Published Mar 25, 2022
opinion

How Putin Could Hit His Head & Tumble Into an Accidental War

OVERSHOT IT

It’s true that Vladimir Putin may not want war. But that might not matter.

Dennis Murphy | Published Feb 03, 2022
opinion

Putin Is So Dangerous Now Because This Is His Last Chance

GO TIME

While the world wonders whether Putin will take the biggest gamble of his presidency, it’s worth asking if he can afford not to.

Dennis Murphy | Published Jan 26, 2022

Why ISIS Attacked the Kabul Airport—and What’s Coming Next

TWO EVILS

The war between the Taliban and an ISIS offshoot brings peril to Americans and their allies, but also presents an opportunity for the resistance.

Dennis Murphy | Published Aug 27, 2021
opinion

America’s ‘Help’ in Kabul’s Crisis Is Another Epic Betrayal

SALT TO THE WOUND

The U.S. is following up on the mess it made in Kabul with an evacuation plan that is sure to leave countless Afghan partners behind. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

Dennis Murphy | Published Aug 17, 2021

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