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North Korea Fires Two Missiles, Piling More Pressure on US
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The US and South Korea last week began their largest amphibious exercise in about five years in a training drill called Ssangyong. The US Navy’s Nimitz aircraft carrier group ...
By Dr. Duyeon Kim
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Technology & National Security
A TikTok Ban May Be Just the BeginningA TikTok ban isn’t hypothetical: In 2020, president Trump signed an executive order restricting Americans’ use of WeChat, leading to pushback from corporations and individuals...
By Hannah Kelley
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TikTok is in serious danger after a brutal Congressional hearing
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The proposal with the most momentum — and backing from the White House — is a bill from Sens. Mark Warner, D-Va. and John Thune, R-S.D. that would create a new framework for e...
By Emily Kilcrease
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Technology & National Security
No Line to Be Drawn' in Tech War With China, Says Former Commerce Department BIS OfficialAs the US rallies Japan and the Netherlands to join forces in strengthening the semiconductor equipment sanctions against China, Nikahtar observed that US allies don't always ...
By Martijn Rasser
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U.S. Alarmed over Russia's Support of China Nuclear Buildup
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The Biden administration has found that China is dramatically expanding its nuclear capabilities. In an annual report released last November, the Pentagon estimated that China...
By Jacob Stokes
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Technology & National Security
China, Russia Target Audiences Online With Deep Fakes, Replica Front PagesCurrently, the technology is far from being perfected, according to Bill Drexel, who researches artificial intelligence at the Center for a New American Security think tank in...
By Bill Drexel
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Technology & National Security
Factbox: Why a broad US TikTok ban is unlikely to take effect soon"Banning the app - or any like it - would likely still be challenged under the First Amendment. It's important to keep in mind the Berman Amendment under IEEPA is a proxy for ...
By John Costello
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CNAS Welcomes New Adjunct Senior Fellow Justin Reynolds
Washington, March 22, 2023—The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) is pleased to welcome Justin Reynolds to its lineup of adjunct professionals. Reynolds joins CNAS as a...
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With Few Good Tools, Biden Needs New Law to Ban TikTok, experts say
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Courts blocked a prior bid by the Trump administration to ban the app in part on the grounds that such a move violated free speech protections. That means any move to block th...
By Emily Kilcrease
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Japan's New Hakugei Submarine Packs a Stealthy Underwater Burst
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Tom Shugart, a former U.S. submariner and an adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security think tank, said that an additional burst of speed can help a subm...
By Tom Shugart
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Technology & National Security
AI Isn’t Yet Going to Take Your Job — But You May Have to Work With ItLooking ahead, retailers might use computer vision to automatically identify whether a customer is old enough to buy alcohol, Chakravarty said, adding that the tech is in earl...
By Christian Beckner
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'No Other Option': Russia's Unequal Economic Marriage with China
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Since Western countries imposed sanctions on Moscow, bilateral trade between the two neighbours has reached a record $190 billion and the proportion of Russian foreign trade c...
By Elina Ribakova
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Iraq 20 years after the invasion: How Life is Better and Worse
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Twenty years later, however, the results are decidedly mixed, say Iraqi experts, with gains coming at a huge expense. Estimates of war-related deaths vary but the Iraqi Body C...
By Hamzeh Hadad
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National Security Human Capital
The Air Force That Gina Ortiz Jones Is Leaving Behind“We’ve seen this across all military services,” said Katherine Kuzminski, a senior fellow and director of the military, veterans and society program at the Center for a New Am...
By Katherine L. Kuzminski
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Defense / Transatlantic Security
NATO is Racing to Arm its Russian Borders. Can it Find the Weapons?With countries already worried about their own munitions stockpiles and Ukraine in acute need of more shells and weapons from allies, there is a risk that not all NATO allies ...
By Stacie Pettyjohn & Jim Townsend
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At a Steam-Age Arsenal, U.S. Army Forges Cannons for a Digital Era, War in Ukraine
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Watervliet holds special status as a rare Army-operated industrial manufacturing facility, but that hasn’t always translated to funding. For years after the Cold War, the indu...
By Stacie Pettyjohn
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Technology & National Security
Biden's Latest Move Against TikTok Raises Questions About Ban, Owner SaleHannah Kelley, a research assistant in the technology and national security program at the Center for a New American Security, said she doesn’t believe that ByteDance will agr...
By Hannah Kelley
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China Watches U.S. Banking Crisis
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"A lot of people on both the U.S. and the Chinese side are pontificating about global financial contagion, or that Chinese startups are going to suffer and won't be able to ge...
By Emily Jin
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U.S. Reaches Deep Into Its Global Ammunition Stockpiles to Help Ukraine
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The U.S. is now scrambling to ensure Ukraine has enough in stock for the next phase of the war, since artillery rounds will help Kyiv’s forces take back territory from Russia ...
By Michael Kofman
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Iraq War Went from US Invasion to Ongoing Invitation for Iran, Analysts Say
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Mistakes and policy flip-flopping by the U.S. over the past 20 years have led many Iraqi leaders to decide that turning to their meddling neighbor is a more reliable option, s...
By Jonathan Lord
