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Rightsizing in the Middle East
Commentary
Washington’s large Middle East presence is more than just wasteful....
By Becca Wasser & Elisa Catalano Ewers
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How the U.S. Can Quickly Build Greater Resiliency in Space
Commentary
China and Russia will continue to pose significant threats to our space systems, from cyber intrusion techniques to kinetic destructive ASAT tests....
By Sarah Mineiro
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Will Strong Actions Follow Words in Biden’s Space Policy?
Commentary
The United States is the world leader in space. A robust space program enables us to expand our alliances and partnerships and underpins our military strength....
By Hannah Dennis & Kaitlyn Johnson
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How France Can Promote EU Interests in the UN Security Council
Permanent seat holders in the European Union (namely only France after Brexit) must foster EU interests when fulfilling their duties....
By Nicholas Lokker
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Securing U.S. Democracy
Commentary
Not only do Americans need to feel safer at home; they also need to be safer at home in their communities....
By Carrie Cordero
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Defense, Climate and Energy Markets are Inexorably Linked. It’s Time to Acknowledge It.
Commentary
Moscow’s weaponization of natural gas and Iran’s exploitation of gasoline-starved Beirut are two examples today of how energy and security go hand in hand....
By Daniel Silverberg
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Values Are Interests
Commentary
The answer to democracy’s problems is not dictatorship. It is, rather, better democracy—and more of it....
By Richard Fontaine & Daniel Twining
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North Korea Plans to Dig Deep Into Renewable Energy Alternatives
North Korea will likely invest more capital and resources into developing renewable energy facilities, while still relying on key trading partners like China to keep its econo...
By Jason Bartlett
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Refining the Anti-Populist Playbook
Commentary
Democratic opposition parties should draw five lessons from recent elections in the Czech Republic and elsewhere....
By Carisa Nietsche
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Top CNAS Reports of 2021
Commentary
In 2021, CNAS published innovative new research and policy ideas on the country's enduring—and emerging—national security challenges. The Center's work had tangible impact: it...
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Best of 2021 from CNAS
Commentary
With a nearly endless supply of content for people to consume, CNAS experts and staff reflect on the pieces of work that truly stood out as the best media we read, watched or ...
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Most Popular CNAS Events of 2021
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Online and hybrid events allowed CNAS to bring together tens of thousands of viewers from across the globe, and join the conversation. In 2021 CNAS hosted 49 events and a six-...
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Who’s to Blame for Asia’s Arms Race?
As Beijing has grown stronger, it has also become increasingly belligerent....
By Tom Shugart
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Around the Table with Captain Harrison Mann
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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 ...
By CPT Harrison Mann
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The Most Powerful Data Broker in the World Is Winning the War Against the U.S.
So far, China is winning, and the West is barely even engaged....
By David Feith & Matt Pottinger
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Russia Won’t Let Ukraine Go Without a Fight
Commentary
A continued contest for influence in Ukraine is unavoidable and will get worse before it gets better....
By Michael Kofman & Michael Kimmage
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Polar Bear in the Room: America Must Talk to Russia About the Arctic
Commentary
The United States and its European allies now find themselves in the dangerous position of having little opportunity to directly discuss Arctic military security with Russia, ...
By Nicholas Lokker
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For JADC2 to Have a Chance, DoD Needs to Get Serious About Data Standards
Commentary
We are past the tipping point where information and decision-centric capabilities are more important instruments of war than kinetic weapons....
By Robert O. Work & Billy Fabian
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The U.S. Military and the Coming Great-Power Challenge
Commentary
Simply put, China and Russia had no interest in joining a U.S.-led international order. They had long rejected it. They had only lacked the means to openly contest it....
By Dr. Andrew Krepinevich, Jr.
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Establishing a Humanitarian Financial Corridor for Afghanistan
Commentary
The international community, led by the United States, must take further action to help the Afghan people without rewarding the Taliban....
By Alex Zerden
