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Pentagon needs a six-pillar foundation
Commentary
Defense budgets are often misaligned with strategy, with readiness and capacity being prioritized over much needed modernization....
By Greg Grant
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What South Korea’s Election Means for Biden and Democracy
Commentary
South Korea’s democratization is a triumphant success story, yet every administration was criticized for its share of undemocratic practices....
By Dr. Duyeon Kim
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Technology & National Security
Putting Principles into Practice: How the U.S. Defense Department is Approaching AIWhile the application of RAI is still at a nascent stage, the DoD’s continued messaging and prioritization of safe and ethical AI is important....
By Megan Lamberth
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A Climate Change–Ready Force
Commentary
Building a climate change–ready force will require integrating and adopting innovative climate technologies across the entire DoD....
By Bethan Saunders
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Keep the Spark from the Tinderbox
Commentary
In the fall of 2016, a remote corner of northwest Syria became a tinderbox. Turkish ground forces rolled in from the north, while Syrian, Russian, and Iranian forces advanced ...
By Sara Plana
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Addressing Future Pandemics through Public Health Diplomacy
Commentary
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for public health diplomacy, even as public health remains an underrated focus of U.S. foreign policy. A lack of dedicated perso...
By Jake Brooke
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The New Race for Energy Resources
Commentary
Natural resources are critical for national security. Land, water, and energy capacity all directly affect a nation’s social and economic stability—dubbed “natural security.” ...
By Abigail Wulf
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The Beginning of the End for Putin?
Commentary
The news of the war and the economic ramifications that followed have led Russians to see both Putin and Russia differently; Russia is not the same today as it was last week....
By Andrea Kendall-Taylor
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The Long Weekend That Changed History
Governments are no longer trying to alter Russian behavior but are instead trying to diminish its ability to project power. All of this happened over a long weekend....
By Richard Fontaine
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How Cybersecurity Saved U.S. Democracy
Commentary
In 2020, the threats compounded as compared to 2016....
By Carrie Cordero
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The New Russian Sanctions Playbook
Just because threatening sanctions failed doesn’t mean the United States should abandon them altogether....
By Edward Fishman
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Why China Sees Opportunity in Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
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China will likely continue to walk a fine line to skirt international condemnation, as the readout from Xi’s Friday call with Putin shows....
By Jacob Stokes
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Was the US Gamble on Releasing Ukraine Intelligence Worth it?
Commentary
Indeed, the world's eyes have been opened to a despot's perverse plot to crush a sovereign nation every step of the muddied way....
By Carrie Cordero
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How Congress Can Ensure CHIPS Act Funding Advances National Security Interests
Commentary
Increased domestic production of chips is one important part of an overall strategy to mitigate these vulnerabilities....
By Emily Kilcrease & Sarah Stewart
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Commentary
Transatlantic Security / Technology & National Security
Europe’s Path to Digital Sovereignty Will Be Paved With 5G TechnologyTo preserve European technology leadership in telecommunications, Europe should lead on open radio access networks (open RAN) technologies instead of opposing them....
By Martijn Rasser & Carisa Nietsche
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Sharper: Blockchain
Commentary
The rapid innovation of cryptocurrency technology beyond the current regulatory framework within the space has urged U.S. policymakers to advance their understanding of blockc...
By Anna Pederson & Jason Bartlett
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Don't Trust the Process: Moving from Words to Actions on the Indo-Pacific Posture
Commentary
Moving from words to poured concrete requires subordinate organizations and processes to execute guidance and policies....
By Chris Dougherty
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Putin's Wager In Russia's Standoff With the West
An expanded invasion of Ukraine may not herald a prolonged occupation, but Russia appears prepared for that contingency....
By Michael Kofman
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Sanctions Won't Stop Putin Trying to Take the Whole of Ukraine
The role of sanctions now at this point is purely as punishment, not deterrence....
By Jim Townsend
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Understanding the Strengths and Vulnerabilities of North Korean Hackers
Commentary
Pyongyang continues to defy miscalculated expectations regarding its cyber capabilities by successfully employing a series of sophisticated cyberattacks that target new and de...
By Jason Bartlett
