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‘Resupply is not an option’: Lawmakers wargame Chinese invasion of Taiwan
In The News
The wargame was carried out behind closed doors on Capitol Hill as a tabletop exercise between lawmakers, playing the role of the Taiwanese, and defense experts at the Center ...
By Andrew Metrick
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Yoon asked to focus on key economic issues at summit with Biden
In The News
"The joint statement from their (Yoon-Biden) May 2022 summit mentions that Biden welcomes Yoon's interest in the Quad but it will be interesting to see whether the conversatio...
By Joshua Fitt
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Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative
Intelligence Leaks Cast Spotlight on a Recurring Insider Threat: Tech SupportFurther restrictions on IT employees could be imposed to keep them from accessing classified information by limiting access to a more strict need-to-know basis, said Bob Ashle...
By Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley, Jr. (Ret.)
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House China Committee will War Game an Invasion of Taiwan
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Members will be using an open-source, unclassified war game developed by the Center for a New American Security, a think tank based in Washington. CNAS defense experts Becca W...
By Becca Wasser & Andrew Metrick
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House China Committee Goes to War (Game)
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It’s 2027. Taiwan’s leadership is considering declaring itself an independent country. Chinese paramount leader XI JINPING, angered by the major shift, chooses to launch an in...
By Becca Wasser & Andrew Metrick
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The Existential Threat to Aukus: Choking on US Red Tape
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“It’s bureaucracy and different bureaucracies and multiple ones,” said Stacie Pettyjohn, a senior fellow and defence programme director at the Centre for a New American Securi...
By Stacie Pettyjohn
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Technology & National Security
Why Alleged Pentagon Leaker Jack Teixeira Had Top Secret Access Aged 21"It is fairly commonplace for individuals of his age to have access to classified information," says Alexandria Seymour, an associate fellow at the Technology and National Sec...
By Alexandra Seymour
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CNAS Welcomes New Adjunct Senior Fellow Franz-Stefan Gady
Washington, April 14, 2023—The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) is pleased to welcome Franz-Stefan Gady to its lineup of adjunct professionals. Gady joins CNAS as an ...
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How much of a threat does Russia’s Pacific fleet pose to the US?
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Russia’s Pacific Fleet has between one-eighth and one-tenth the size of China’s People’s Liberation Army Navy, and China has dozens of newer destroyers and cruisers, said reti...
By Tom Shugart
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CENTCOM says US troops weren’t injured during drone attack in Iraq, reversing earlier statement
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The contradictions between U.S. support for both Turkey and the SDF will need to be resolved through diplomatic negotiation before matters escalate out of control, said Jonath...
By Jonathan Lord
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North Korea Says It Tested New Solid-fuel ICBM
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All of Pyongyang's previously known intercontinental ballistic missiles have been liquid-fuelled, and the Friday test marks a long-desired breakthrough for the country's banne...
By Dr. Go Myong-Hyun
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Technology & National Security
US Federal Agents Arrest National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, 21, Over Leaked Intelligence Documents Revealing Ukraine War Secrets“It’s too soon to tell how much damage this will cause with US allies,” said Sam Howell, a researcher with the Centre for a New American Security. “At this point there’s signi...
By Sam Howell
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Buying Time: Logistics for a New American Way of War
Press Release
Washington, April 13, 2023—Today, the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) released a new report, "Buying Time: Logistics for a New American Way of War," from author Chri...
By Chris Dougherty
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ISIS Fighters and Families Under Guard in Syria Pose ‘Problem from Hell’ for US Forces
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Meanwhile, about 10,000 ISIS fighters are being guarded by U.S. partner forces that need training for corrections work and are said to be suffering from low morale.Without U.S...
By Jonathan Lord
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North Korea Cuts Phone Link With South, Slamming ‘Traitors’
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The two Koreas, which are technically still at war, don’t have regular phone service. They set up hotlines in 2018 after a series of summits aimed at decreasing tensions on th...
By Dr. Go Myong-Hyun
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National Security Human Capital Program
Defense officials warn of potential impact Tuberville hold on nominations will have on militaryThe hold on nominations could have a considerable logistical impact on military officers and their families. A defense official explained that a general officer up for promoti...
By Katherine L. Kuzminski
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US Flexes Muscles in Asia as Tensions Flare around Tsai Visit
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At the same time, Washington has been using its military to do most of the talking, according to Jacob Stokes, senior fellow for the Indo-Pacific Security Program at the Cente...
By Jacob Stokes
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Macron calls on Xi to reason with Russia for Ukraine peace
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However, a "huge win" from the European perspective was Xi saying he would eventually give Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a call "when the time is right", said Carisa...
By Carisa Nietsche
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Biden Admin Acknowledges Flaws in Afghanistan Pullout, Says Should Have Evacuated Troops Sooner
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Lisa Curtis, the senior director for south and central Asia at the National Security Council during the Trump administration, told USA TODAY there were failures in Afghanistan...
By Lisa Curtis
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Technology & National Security
Old tactics could slow China's advances in technology raceWhile the chip-export controls may slow down China’s advances in technology, it may still be possible for Beijing to acquire the tech it needs for quantum development. “These ...
By Alexandra Seymour
