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Inside the Ukrainian Deep-Strike Campaign That Has Moscow on the Back Foot“It’s bringing the war home in a way that it hasn’t been brought home before,” Samuel Bendett, a drone expert at the Center for Naval Analyses and an adjunct senior fellow at ...
By Samuel Bendett
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Can the US Waive Sanctions on Iranian Oil?
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Regardless, “we’re a long way away from full unwinding [of sanctions] and US companies entering the Iranian market,” Capitol Peak Strategies’ Alex Zerden, a former Treasury De...
By Alex Zerden
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Oil Falls After Us-Iran Deal Progress, Sanctions Waiver
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The waivers, which were promised in the memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran, don’t necessarily boost widespread expectations for more supplies and lower prices...
By Rachel Ziemba
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AI Warfare Is at the Point of No Return. What Now?“The combination of AI and autonomous weapon systems demands an entirely new approach to risk analysis, risk mitigation, and risk acceptance,” said retired U.S. Air Force Lt. ...
By Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan
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Lutnick’s Anthropic Crackdown Claims New Power over AI ModelsAt the G-7, the US crackdown on Anthropic took center stage, with French President Emmanuel Macron leading discussions on ways to deploy advanced AI models through so-called t...
By Michelle Nie
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Anthropic and Government Face off Again over AI. But They Need Each Other.
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https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Society/2026/0618/ai-anthropic-mythos-government-regulation...
By Emily Kilcrease
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Ukraine’s Azov Fighters Were Forced from Mariupol. Now They’re Hitting Back.
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Azov's strikes are "cumulative rather than decisive", said Franz-Stefan Gady, a Vienna-based expert with the Center for a New American Security, as they force Russia's army to...
By Franz-Stefan Gady
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Air Force Buys New Generation of Drones Made to Strike Deep Into Enemy Territory
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“I think we always want the leading edge, and to the extent possible, to have uncrewed systems forward, since they are going to be at risk, as we’ve seen in Iran and Yemen,” s...
By Stacie Pettyjohn
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The Billionaire Hidden Behind the Curtain Inside Trump’s Pentagon
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There’s nothing new about demands for change and reform and speed at the Pentagon. “People have been saying for decades you need to reform it,” Stacie Pettyjohn, of the Center...
By Stacie Pettyjohn
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Anthropic Asked for Regulation. Washington Went Much FurtherWhile the president’s executive order called for voluntary adherence, Friday’s directive had a very different tone, said Daniel Remler, a senior fellow at the Center for a New...
By Daniel Remler
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What Britain Needs to Do to Grasp Its Big Opportunities in AI“It’s definitely a Brexit dividend,” says Keegan McBride of the Tony Blair Institute, who is also an adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security. In time, ...
By Keegan McBride
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Why the U.S.-Iran Framework Keeps Sanctions Architecture Alive
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Rachel Ziemba, founder of US-based geopolitical risk firm Ziemba Insights and adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, expects Washington to rely on wa...
By Rachel Ziemba
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Senate GOP Quietly Seeks to Curb Trump Troop Moves from Europe
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“I think what the Democrats would say, and what the Republicans are saying too, is we’ve got to do this as a transition and not just dump it on the Europeans and say good luck...
By Jim Townsend
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The White House’s New Anthropic Restrictions, Explained
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“This is the first time the government has stepped in with export controls on a model like this, and is a clear signal that the administration is getting more aggressive and a...
By Geoffrey Gertz
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Middle East Security / Energy, Economics & Security
Iran’s Oil Lifeline Outlasted the U.S. Assault, Strengthening Its Hand“Iran over the years and across U.S. administrations developed sophisticated sanctions evasion techniques to receive revenue from selling oil,” said Alex Zerden, a former Trea...
By Alex Zerden
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Veterans Disability Bill Could Cut Tinnitus Compensation to Fund Other Benefits“Today it’s tinnitus and sleep apnea. Tomorrow it could be PTSD, migraines, toxic exposure conditions, or any other disability that becomes a tempting budget target,” Kyleanne...
By Kyleanne Hunter
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China Controls Trade Choke Points Beyond Rare Earths. It’s Squeezing Them.
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Having used its dominance over rare earths to blunt Trump’s tariff campaign and pursue other geopolitical goals, such as punish Japan for its position on Taiwan, Beijing now h...
By Liza Tobin
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China Prepares for Submarine War by Mapping Seabed Around Taiwan
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Five days of mapping would not achieve much knowledge additional to that which China already has, said Thomas Shugart, a former US submarine commander, who analyses China’s na...
By Tom Shugart
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Technology & National Security
How the Commerce Crackdown on Anthropic Could Impact the Pentagon: ExpertsIn the court of public opinion, meanwhile, imposing export controls on Anthropic’s new AI models, on top of the previous ban and the administration’s ferocious rhetoric, could...
By Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan
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Congress Lets Part of Spy Law Lapse. What’s Next for Counterterrorism Efforts?
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Carrie Cordero of the Center for a New American Security worries the executive order Mr. Eddington mentioned isn’t enough: She says service providers could still balk at turni...
By Carrie Cordero
