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Archive, Emerging Threats, Strategic Adversariesanti-imperialism, anti-Zionism, armed struggle, authoritarianism, autonomy, Bashar al Assad, China, civil war, consociationalism, Elections, governance, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, humanitarian assistance, internal reconciliation, Iran, ISIS, Israel, Kurdish, liberal government., mediator, Middle East, military threats, naval assets, Pan-Arabism, political dissent, political reconciliation, power-sharing mechanisms, refugees, regime change, Russia, sanctions, sectarian fault lines, secularism, Shia Crescent, socialism, strategic depth, strategic interests, strategic partnership, Syria, Turkey, United Nations Security Council, US

The Geo-Political Implications of New Syria and Future Pathways

Muhammad Haseeb Riaz0 Comments

The unceremonious ouster of Syrian President Bashar al Assad marks the demise of the last Ba’athist regime in the Middle East. The end of the 54-year-long Assad dynasty can herald…

Archive, Emerging Threats, Strategic Adversariesadvanced military systems, AI, AI-driven capabilities, ASML, autonomous systems, China, CHIPS and Science Act, computational power, cyber deterrence, cyber operations, cyber power , cybersecurity, EUV lithography, export control agreements, geopolitical implications, global governance, intel, National Security, Samsung, self-sufficiency, semiconductor production, semiconductors, supply chains, technological dominance, TSMC, US

Cyber Deterrence in the Age of Semiconductors

Adam B. Harris0 Comments

Cyberspace is the new battleground for nations vying for global dominance. At the heart of this competition lies the semiconductor industry—a linchpin of modern technology. It is essential for computing,…

Archive, Emerging Threats, Strategic Adversariesallies, congress, defense budget, Defense Spending, deficit, federal debt, fiscal spending, GDP, Medicare, Nuclear Deterrence, O&M, Social Security, US

The US Must Handle Its Fiscal Challenges

Carl Rhodes0 Comments

The United States government finds itself in an unprecedented financial situation. Over the next 12 months, the amount of public debt held by the federal government will exceed the size…

Archive, Strategic AdversariesChina, Europe, HASC, Military aid, NATO, Russia, SASC, Ukraine, US, US Congress, war, Washington

The Strategic Contest in Ukraine: A Pivotal War Foreshadowing a Major US-China Conflict

Tomas Janeliunas1 Comment

Beyond halting Russia, American political and military support for Ukraine plays a crucial role in preventing China from escalating its aggression against Western democracies. The recent approval of a supplemental…

Archive, Strategic Adversariesacquisition, Air Force, aircraft, cold war, contracting, defense, FEMA, ICBM, industrial base, manufacturing, Minuteman III, Navy, Nuclear Deterrence, Nuclear Weapons, shelter, ships, shipyards, SpaceX, Trident II, UK, US

Investing in National Security: The Case for Fostering Competition in the Defense Industry

Aaron Holland2 Comments

The United States stands at a critical juncture. As tensions rise and threats from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran evolve, it is paramount that the nation ensure it possess…