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MAN ON THE MOVE

By on February 15, 2024
MAN ON THE MOVE

If it’s hard keeping up with the Foreign Affairs Chairman, it’s because the world is on fire, and he’s trying to keep things from burning out of control.

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THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP: Why it still matters 77 years after Churchill coined the phrase

By on August 4, 2023
THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP: Why it still matters 77 years after Churchill coined the phrase

by TIM OLIVER & GARVAN WALSHE

The bond between the United States and the United Kingdom was forged during World War II. With Russia on the march and China on the rise, it will be more important than ever in the years ahead.

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Dawn of the Not-So-Golden Era of UK-China Relations

By on August 4, 2023
Dawn of the Not-So-Golden Era of UK-China Relations

by MATT BRAZIL

Given Xi Jinping’s lifetime tenure and his apparently careful study of Mao Zedong’s rise, a difficult period lies ahead, with the pendulum of China’s tick-tock relations with Britain stuck at a cold extreme.

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How AI is Reshaping the Battlefield

By on June 15, 2023
How AI is Reshaping the Battlefield

by MAC THORNBERRY & YLLI BAJRAKTARI

Data, advanced algorithms, computing power – these are the weapons that will determine the fight for information.

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Standing Up to the Chinese Communist Party’s Aggressive Tactics

By on April 14, 2023
Standing Up to the Chinese Communist Party’s Aggressive Tactics

by DAN NEWHOUSE

The CCP has a long history of aggression towards any nation that impedes their quest for supremacy. To remain competitive, it is crucial out nation stands united and pursues practical solutions.

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The National Defense Stockpile is Small but Important — and Should Be Bigger

By on December 11, 2022
The National Defense Stockpile is Small but Important — and Should Be Bigger

by MAIYA CLARK

Today, the stockpile is but a fraction of its former self; its cache of materials is valued at less than $1 billion. Corrected for inflation, that’s less than 1/40th of its value in 1952.

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Ensuring Nuclear Deterrence in the 21st Century

By on December 11, 2022
Ensuring Nuclear Deterrence  in the 21st Century

by JOHN D. MAURER

At a time when Vladimir Putin is making irresponsible threats to use nuclear weapons in its conflict with Ukraine, the U.S. nuclear arsenal is currently supported by last century’s equipment.

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The Space Force Turns Three

By on December 11, 2022
The Space Force Turns Three

by BILL WOOLF

With the U.S. Space Force marking its third anniversary, now is a good time to examine not only some of its key accomplishments, but some of the key challenges it faces in the years ahead.

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China is Stealing Our Technology and That Will Come to an End

By on September 20, 2022
China is Stealing Our Technology and That Will Come to an End

by MICHAEL MCCAUL

Our export control system has failed to protect U.S. technologies from fueling the rise of our adversaries’ militaries and surveillance regimes.

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“ENTERPRISE CHINA”

By on February 23, 2022
“ENTERPRISE CHINA”

by J. STEWART BLACK & ALLEN J. MORRISON

The size, scale, and level of coordination between Chinese companies and the Chinese State is not only unprecedented, but is something business leaders and policymakers can no longer ignore.

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