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Will Europe Send Combat Forces to Ukraine?
Any idea that Europe could deter Russia from breaking a cease-fire and renewing its attack with the presence of a light peacekeeping force is fantasy....
By Franz-Stefan Gady
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How China’s Antitrust Tactics Undermine U.S. Tech Leadership
If the United States fails to address this threat, it risks not just losing ground in the technology race, but ceding control over the rules that govern it....
By Ruby Scanlon
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Putin’s Point of No Return
The United States and Europe must invest in resisting Russia now or pay a far greater cost later....
By Andrea Kendall-Taylor & Michael Kofman
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Our Man in Damascus? Sanctions and Governance in Post-Assad Syria
The complexity of the legal and policy issues presented by the sanctions thicket surrounding Syria—and the disparate authorities responsible for various parts of it—will requi...
By Alex Zerden
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Sharper: Tariffs
The incoming Trump administration has signaled that tariffs will be a central pillar of its economic strategy, with significant implications for international trade, the Ameri...
By Eleanor Hume, Charles Horn & Gwendolyn Nowaczyk
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Cryptocurrency in the War Zone: A Closer Look at Recent Events in Syria
Syria’s political fate remains in flux, both internally and in terms of its relations with key regional powers....
By Eitan Danon
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Washington Needs a New Syria Policy Right Now
It is well past time for Washington to demonstrate leadership, advance its global and regional interests, and support the freedom and future of the Syrian people....
By Jonathan Lord
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How the Chip War Could Turn Under Trump
If the new Trump administration wants to reset chip policy — and if it wants visible results within four years — it had better start soon....
By Chris Miller
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Around the Table with Geo Saba
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 ...
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Trump Must Rebalance America’s AI Strategy
The disagreements about AI progress are so fundamental and held with such conviction that they have evoked comparisons to a “religious schism” among technologists....
By Bill Drexel & Ruby Scanlon
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Guidance for the 2025 AI Action Summit in Paris
In September 2024, the French government, in collaboration with civil society partners, invited technical and policy experts to share their opinions on emerging technology iss...
By Janet Egan, Michael Depp, Noah Greene & Caleb Withers
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To Improve Recruiting, Make Medical Standards Match Retention Ones
Standards exist for a reason, but excluding people who could thrive in the military unnecessarily impairs readiness....
By Kareen Hart & Taren Sylvester
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Sharper: Trump 2.0
Donald Trump's return to the White House is widely expected to reshape America's global priorities. With personnel choices and policy agendas that mark a significant break fro...
By Charles Horn & Gwendolyn Nowaczyk
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Response to Request For Comment: “Bolstering Data Center Growth, Resilience, and Security”
CNAS experts emphasize the importance of data centers for artificial intelligence...
By Janet Egan, Geoffrey Gertz, Caleb Withers & Grace Park
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Biden’s Gloves Can Finally Come Off to Help Trump End the Ukraine War
The Biden administration’s reasons to treat Russian oil with kid gloves, in other words, no longer apply....
By Edward Fishman
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The Trump Administration Must Make Quantum Technology a Priority in the First 100 Days
The United States’ long-standing supremacy in quantum technology—a bedrock of U.S. economic and national security—is in peril at an important inflection point....
By Sam Howell
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The United States Must Win The Global Open Source AI Race
As AI becomes increasingly integrated into the world’s digital infrastructure, the importance of open source AI will grow, too, as it is likely to be a key building block in d...
By Keegan McBride
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Sovereign AI in a Hybrid World: National Strategies and Policy Responses
Going forward, the U.S. government will need to ensure that it continues to work with allies and partners as it attempts to mitigate the risks of international AI diffusion, e...
By Pablo Chavez
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More than the Sum of its Parts: Developing a Coordinated U.S.-Australian Response to Potential Chinese Aggression
If China engaged in a war of aggression, the United States, Australia, and other nations would not have much time to develop a coordinated response....
By Stacie Pettyjohn
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How Trump Will Change the World
Trump has won the chance to determine U.S. national security policy and will wield the impressive power embodied in the men and women now waiting to work for him....
By Peter Feaver