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Sanctions by the Numbers
Johnpatrick Imperiale | February 27, 2020
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Rising to the China Challenge
The United States and China are locked in strategic competition over the future of the Indo-Pacific—the most populous, dynamic, and consequential region in the world....
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New York State Minority Veteran Needs Assessment
It is imperative to develop a deeper understanding of whether there are specific veteran subpopulations that are faring differently from their peers...
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Fireside Chat with Ryan D. McCarthy and General James C. McConville
Feb 19, 2020
Washington, DC
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CNAS Elects Admiral John Richardson and Avril Haines to Board of Directors
Washington, February 26, 2020—The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) Board of Directors announced today that Admiral John Richardson, USN (Ret.) and Avril Haines, Deput...
By Cole Stevens
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Will Flying Cars Help the US Beat China? The Air Force Hopes So
In The News
The U.S. Air Force wants flying cars. But more than that, it wants to give U.S. manufacturers a head start in a hot future market. On Tuesday, service officials released a re...
By Paul Scharre
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Agencies play catch-up over security concerns with TikTok
In The News
Lawmakers scored another win in their fight against TikTok after the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) barred its employees from using the megapopular video app. Bu...
By Kara Frederick
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US, ASEAN Eye March Special Summit to Boost Ties
In The News
The United States and 10 nations from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are eyeing a special summit in March to boost ties at a time when analysts say China c...
By Joshua Fitt
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Getting the services on the same wavelength about electronic warfare
In The News
The Pentagon is expected to spend $47 billion over the next five years to modernize its electronic warfare systems. Without this funding, experts say that the U.S. military, a...
By Will Mackenzie
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Getting the services on the same wavelength about electronic warfare
The Pentagon is expected to spend $47 billion over the next five years to modernize its electronic warfare systems. Without this funding, experts say that the U.S. military, a...
By Will Mackenzie
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The Overseas Basing Debate, Part 2
By Susanna V. Blume
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A Front Row Seat to China's Rise
By Ilan Goldenberg & Kurt Campbell
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Getting the services on the same wavelength about electronic warfare
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Countering Terrorists From Afghanistan to Cyberspace
From serving as a counterterrorism analyst for the Pentagon in Afghanistan to working on security issues at Facebook, Kara Frederick has spent her entire career confronting Am...
By Kara Frederick & Ilan Goldenberg
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Why Doesn’t the U.S. Have Its Own Huawei?
By Elsa B. Kania
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US, ASEAN Eye March Special Summit to Boost Ties
By Joshua Fitt
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Countering Terrorists From Afghanistan to Cyberspace
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The VA has some serious problems with how it handles claims of military sexual trauma
Imagine going to your doctor’s office for care. You walk in and go to the front desk to check in. But the front desk staff tells you that you can’t get care there. You’re not ...
By Kayla M. Williams & Samantha Kubek
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Countering Terrorists From Afghanistan to Cyberspace
By Kara Frederick & Ilan Goldenberg
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Veteran Benefits in U.S. Territories
By Emma Moore & Brent Peabody
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The VA has some serious problems with how it handles claims of military sexual trauma
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Putin Fires His Puppet Master
The gray cardinal. Putin’s Rasputin. The Kremlin puppet master. Vladislav Surkov, a close advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin, has achieved near-mythical status over t...
By Andrea Kendall-Taylor
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Turkey asks US for missile defense amid Syria standoff
By Jim Townsend
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Breaking Down the Munich Security Conference with Thomas Wright
By Andrea Kendall-Taylor, Jim Townsend & Thomas Wright
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Putin Fires His Puppet Master
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The American Public Wants a Sustainable Middle East Policy
After the U.S. strike on Qasem Soleimani, Americans feared the United States was on the brink of war with Iran. “World War III draft” memes circulated around the internet, and...
By Kaleigh Thomas & Emma Moore
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The Iranian Missile Strike Did Far More Damage Than Trump Admits
By Loren DeJonge Schulman & Paul Scharre
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Grappling With the Costs of Combat
By Ilan Goldenberg & Kayla M. Williams
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The American Public Wants a Sustainable Middle East Policy
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Sanctions by the Numbers
The United States uses financial sanctions as a prominent tool of foreign policy. While this tool is used with increasing frequency and popularity, there is relatively limited...
By Johnpatrick Imperiale
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Latest Rosneft sanctions ratchet up U.S. threats for foreign firms dealing with Venezuela
By Peter Harrell
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Coronavirus threatens the energy sector. Here's why
By Neil Bhatiya
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Sanctions by the Numbers
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Countering Terrorists From Afghanistan to Cyberspace
From serving as a counterterrorism analyst for the Pentagon in Afghanistan to working on security issues at Facebook, Kara Frederick has spent her entire career confronting Am...
By Kara Frederick & Ilan Goldenberg
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Will Flying Cars Help the US Beat China? The Air Force Hopes So
By Paul Scharre
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Surveillance programs take center stage in 2020 election
By Kara Frederick
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Countering Terrorists From Afghanistan to Cyberspace
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The Iranian Missile Strike Did Far More Damage Than Trump Admits
Over 100 American soldiers have been treated for traumatic brain injuries following Iran’s missile strike on Al Asad Air Base in western Iraq. The strike came in retaliation f...
By Loren DeJonge Schulman & Paul Scharre
- CNAS Launches “America Competes 2020”
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Executive Order Highlights Electromagnetic Pulse Threat
By Paul Scharre
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The Iranian Missile Strike Did Far More Damage Than Trump Admits
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Congressional regulation of federal cybersecurity offers only a mixed-bag of solutions
Cybersecurity is a big challenge for the federal government because of the way it encompasses technology, foreign policy, national security and crime. Carrie Cordero argues th...
By Carrie Cordero
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For House, Senate National Security Committees, Stopgaps for Term Limits
By Chris Estep
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The Iranian Missile Strike Did Far More Damage Than Trump Admits
By Loren DeJonge Schulman & Paul Scharre
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Congressional regulation of federal cybersecurity offers only a mixed-bag of solutions
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CNAS Launches “America Competes 2020”
The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) today launched “America Competes 2020,” a Center-wide initiative to renew American competitiveness at home and abroad. Amid incre...
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Mike Pompeo Is Bigger Than the Pentagon — For Now
By Loren DeJonge Schulman
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What the Army and Navy Can Learn From the Air Force’s Female Secretaries
By Loren DeJonge Schulman
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CNAS Launches “America Competes 2020”
