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What NATO allies must do to prepare for Russian aggression
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While it’s expensive to do what’s necessary to deter major aggression, it would be far more expensive to fight a major war if deterrence fails....
By Andrea Kendall-Taylor & Greg Weaver
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What an American Approach to AI Regulation Should Look Like
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Lawmakers should recognize that whatever laws they pass must have the foresight and flexibility to endure as AI evolves....
By Paul Scharre & Vivek Chilukuri
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Drones Are Transforming the Battlefield in Ukraine but in an Evolutionary Fashion
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Thus far in Ukraine, drone warfare has been an evolution, not a revolution....
By Stacie Pettyjohn
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Ukrainians Are Resilient—But They Still Need Washington
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Beyond material support, my visit made clear that the psychological effect of global solidarity, especially from the United States, remains vital...
By Richard Fontaine
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The Perilous Coming Age of AI Warfare
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The end state of this competition will likely be war executed at machine speed and beyond human control....
By Paul Scharre
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Networked deterrence in a multipolar Indo-Pacific
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For integrated deterrence to succeed in the Indo-Pacific, the United States needs to bolster both deterrence by denial and resilience by working with allies and partners....
By Becca Wasser
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Sharper: Next Generation in National Security
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It is imperative for the United States to ensure that the next generation of national security leaders and public servants are properly prepared for the challenges and opportu...
By Anna Pederson
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UK Versus EU: Who Has A Better Policy Approach To AI?
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The EU’s policy in this area is prone to sacrificing innovation for the sake of a hypothetical future....
By Noah Greene
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Putin Needs to Feel the Pain
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In the wake of Alexei Navalny’s suspicious death in an Artic prison and to mark the second anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Biden administration on ...
By Edward Fishman & Kevin Brunelli
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Around the Table with Israa Nour
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Around the Table is a three-question interview series from the Make Room email newsletter. Each edition features a conversation with a peer in the national security community ...
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Power of the People: Harnessing the Nation’s Human Capital through Remote Work
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People power is the core of U.S. national security. From the National Cybersecurity Strategy and the President’s Management Agenda to the CHIPS and Science Act, the federal go...
By Jennifer Lee
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Strengthening the DoD’s Innovation Ecosystem through Structured Collaboration across Service Branches
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Because emerging defense technology is being applied in critical ways across the globe, the United States needs to consistently invest in and scale the capabilities that would...
By Sam Pandey
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A Sci-Fi Concept That Should Become Reality: Asteroid Mining Is Essential for the Future of U.S. National Security
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For many Americans, it seems difficult to imagine a world in which the United States sources its lithium and cobalt from an asteroid thousands of miles from Earth rather than ...
By Anna Blue
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NATO’s Confusion Over the Russia Threat
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NATO should not take the Russian military’s poor performance in Ukraine as a reason to be complacent....
By Franz-Stefan Gady
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Comments on the Advanced Computing/Supercomputing IFR: Export Control Strategy & Enforcement for AI Chips
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This comment represents the views of the authors alone and not those of their employers.1 The authors commend the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) for the Advanced Comput...
By Erich Grunewald & Tim Fist
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Navalny's Legacy: Envisioning a Post-Imperial Russia Amidst Ukrainian Crisis
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For the West, there is no long-term alternative to aiming for a post-imperial Russia—no matter how long it might take or how difficult it may be to achieve...
By Nicholas Lokker
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For Heaven’s Sake: Why Would Russia Want To Nuke Space?
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Legally and morally, the U.S. and its allies should call out any such illegal and dangerous effort for what it is – madness....
By Jon B. Wolfsthal
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Washington’s Ability to Pressure Maduro is Limited
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The U.S. approach needs to be accompanied by support for a robust and far-reaching effort at negotiation and reconciliation by Venezuelans themselves...
By David Smilde & Rowan Scarpino
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Worrywurst at the Munich Security Conference
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On one matter, everyone — Europeans, Ukrainians, Americans, and delegates from other regions — concurred: What America does, or fails to do, will be vital....
By Richard Fontaine
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How Ukraine Can Help Itself
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The challenge is not how to innovate but how to scale up production, given skilled labor shortages, supply chain bottlenecks, corruption, and Russian attacks....
By Franz-Stefan Gady
