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Sharper: The Beijing-Moscow Partnership
Commentary
Cooperation between Russia and China has deepened across nearly every dimension of their relationship....
By Chris Estep, Carisa Nietsche & Gibbs McKinley
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Storm Clouds Ahead: Musings About the 2022 Defense Budget
Commentary
One hopes Washington won’t lose another year as its competitors continue to chip away at America’s conventional overmatch....
By Robert O. Work
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Around the Table with Melodie Ha
Commentary
Around the Table is a three-question interview series from the Make Room email newsletter....
By Melodie Ha
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Russia and China: A Budding Alliance in the Mediterranean?
Commentary
The transatlantic alliance must adjust its calculus in the Mediterranean to mitigate those challenges—no easy feat in a region rife with geopolitical tension....
By Gibbs McKinley
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Afghanistan Pullout Isn’t as Popular as It Seems
Domestic demand for an American withdrawal may not be strong as it seems....
By Richard Fontaine
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All About Eve: What Virtual Forever Wars Can Teach us About the Future of Combat
Commentary
The defense world could learn a lot from the gaming world. In some cases, it already has....
By Tom Shugart
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Merchant Crypto Payments: A New National Security Frontier
Commentary
Much of this steady rush into retail crypto activity is occurring without a check of the regulatory blindspots ahead....
By Yaya J. Fanusie
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Human Rights Will Continue to Polarize Washington and Seoul on North Korea
Commentary
A deepening dichotomy between Washington and Seoul on how to engage North Korea lies under the surface....
By Jason Bartlett & Olivia Grotenhuis
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Steering in the Right Direction in the Military-Technical Revolution
Commentary
A couple of years ago at the Beijing Xiangshan Forum, a senior executive at one of China’s largest defense companies claimed that “mechanized equipment is just like the hand o...
By Robert O. Work, James Winnefeld & Stephanie O'Sullivan
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Did covid-19 escape from a Wuhan lab? The WHO report can’t be the final word.
Commentary
No government, no public health official, no one affected by covid should accept such unserious explanations....
By David Feith
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Want an Agile Pentagon? Don’t Go Chasing ‘Waterfalls’
Commentary
Clinging to familiar, outdated processes will provide little comfort when China surpasses the United States as the world’s foremost military power....
By Chris Dougherty
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What Biden Should Consider When Picking the New US Ambassador to South Korea
Commentary
Washington should refrain from viewing its relationship with Seoul as solely a tool to expand its North Korea and China policy....
By Jason Bartlett
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What the Biden Administration Gets Right and Wrong on ICT in the New Supply Chain Executive Order
Commentary
The Department of Commerce not only should serve as the lead agency for ICT and semiconductors but also, moving forward, should be the center of any strategy to ensure securit...
By John Costello & Robert Morgus
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Simulating War: Three Enduring Lessons from the Louisiana Maneuvers
Commentary
The Louisiana Maneuvers can provide contemporary defense planners with a number of valuable and enduring insights....
By Jennifer McArdle
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South Korea Is an Island, Entire of Itself: The Missing Island in Allied First Island Chain Strategies
Commentary
South Korea is one of the United States’ closest allies and a sovereign democratic nation with high-end warfighting capabilities that functions as a de facto island....
By Grace Kim
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A National Cloud for All
Commentary
A national cloud would allow Americans to access this virtual computer, as long as they have internet and a device....
By Tina Huang
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Ditch Use-or-Lose Budgets in the Department of Defense
The “use-it-or-lose-it” budget phenomenon remains problematic for the department....
By Luke Chen
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Revitalizing U.S. Global Leadership: The Case for an Alliance-Based Approach to Frontier Domain Engagement
Commentary
To strengthen U.S. global leadership and competitiveness, the United States should take an alliance-based approach to frontier domains like outer space, the Arctic, and the de...
By Khyle Eastin
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Sharper: Financial Technology
CNAS experts are sharpening the conversation about the economic and national security implications of new innovations in financial technology....
By Emily Jin & Chris Estep
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How Biden's foreign policy approach builds on Trump's
Commentary
The Biden Administration is right to strengthen the Quad as a way to help meet the challenges associated with a rising China....
By Lisa Curtis
