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Transform European Defense

Max Bergmann, et al. | 2022.08.18

Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe, which has taken decisive steps to assist Ukraine and shore up European security and defense. Yet this moment could be short-lived if not followed by a sustained, collective effort to transform and rationalize European defense.

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Fragility In Papua New Guinea

Erol Yayboke, et al. | 2022.08.17

Papua New Guinea (PNG) is one of five priority countries under the U.S. Global Fragility Strategy. The U.S. government has made a 10-year commitment to addressing fragility in PNG and is currently planning its approach.

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Road To War

Shane Harris, et al. | 2022.08.16

On a sunny October morning, the nation’s top intelligence, military and diplomatic leaders filed into the Oval Office for an urgent meeting with President Biden. They arrived bearing a highly classified intelligence analysis, compiled from newly obtained satellite images, intercepted communications and human sources, that amounted to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war plans for a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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Russia And China In Italy

Raffaello Pantucci and Eleonora T. Ambrosetti | 2022.08.15

Italy has been one of the leading advocates in the EU of dialogue and cooperation with both Russia and China, and its longstanding political tradition of ‘trying to sit in the middle’ sometimes faces other EU states’ criticism.

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Russia And Iran Double Down

Nicholas Carl, et al. | 2022.08.11

Russia and Iran have expanded their strategic partnership since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022. Senior Russian and Iranian officials have met frequently in recent months to boost cooperation and sign economic and military agreements.

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Fourth Taiwan Strait Crisis

Bonny Lin, et al. | 2022.08.11

As U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi traveled to Taiwan on August 2-3, China responded with forceful and coercive military, economic, and diplomatic measures.

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Silicon Lifeline In Ukraine War

Russia’s invasion has relied on Western electronics.
James Byrne, et al. | 2022.08.08

An examination of the components and functioning of 27 of Russia’s most modern military systems – including cruise missiles, communications systems and electronic warfare complexes – supports that the degradation in Russian military capability could be made permanent if appropriate policies are implemented.

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Securing Semicon. Supply

William A. Reinsch, et al. | 2022.08.02

Technological innovation has been a driving force for U.S. global leadership and economic prosperity for over a century. This legacy of innovation largely stands on the foundation of a key component: semiconductor chips, found today in almost all electronic products.

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Assured Sovereignty Concept

Sidharth Kaushal and Kevin Rowlands | 2022.08.02

The concept of assured sovereignty could provide the missing link between persistent engagement and desired ends as the Royal Navy looks to build on its presence in the Indo-Pacific.

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