How the UK Is Undermining US Indo-Pacific Security
As Parliament reviews the transfer of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, US access to the Diego Garcia base is no longer assured.
Atlantic Council of United States
Mostly quiet on the Gazan front
Kinetic operations have wound down, but the cognitive war continues
Op-eds
Hybrid Warfare in Europe Against U.S. Interests
Moscow and Beijing’s Playbook
Legislative Testimonies
Space Modernization for the 21st Century
Public Comments
The UN Cybercrime Treaty: A Trojan Horse for Suppressing Dissent
Memos
The Shake-Up at Al Jazeera: Motion or Real Movement?
Is the shake-up at Al Jazeera mere motion or does it entail real movement away from the media network’s role as a vehicle for pro-Hamas propaganda? Eyebrows around Washington were raised when a recent piece in...
Op-eds
New anti-Hamas militia emerges in Gaza
On August 21, an armed group in the Gaza Strip calling itself the Counterterrorism Strike Force (CSF) declared its formation. The group is among a handful of anti-Hamas militias that are reportedly managed...
Op-eds
U.S. can not afford to lose Diego Garcia
The base's land could soon be owned by China-tied Mauritius
Op-eds
Protecting Our Communications Networks by Promoting Transparency Regarding Foreign Adversary Control
Public Comments
How a Government Reinsurance Program Can Accelerate Maturation of the Cyber Insurance Market
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Memos
Framework for Artificial Intelligence Diffusion
Public Comments
Notice of Request for Public Comments on Section 232 National Security Investigation of Imports of Pharmaceuticals and Pharmaceutical Ingredients
Public Comments
Review of Submarine Cable Landing License Rules and Procedures To Assess Evolving National Security, Law Enforcement, Foreign Policy, and Trade Policy Risks; Schedule of Application Fees
Public Comments
Canada should push the G7 to help end energy poverty
Ending fossil fuel funding doesn’t reduce emissions but does hurt the world’s poorest people
Op-eds
After 2 years, Iraq claims to be searching for kidnapped researcher Elizabeth Tsurkov
On March 5, Iraqi National Security Adviser Qassem al Araji told the Associated Press that “Iraqi authorities are working under the prime minister’s direction” to find Elizabeth Tsurkov, a Princeton University researcher who was kidnapped two years ago in Iraq.
Op-eds
Countering Threats Posed by the Chinese Communist Party to U.S. National Security
Legislative Testimonies
Science Belongs at Universities, National Laboratories – Not the UN
During a World Economic Forum session, Melissa Fleming, U.N. undersecretary-general for global
Op-eds
America Resilient in the Face of Aggressive Foreign Malign Influence Targeting the 2024 U.S. Elections
Memos
Central Asia in the Energy Transition
Excerpt The Central Asian region, in terms of energy, has long been known mostly for its vast endowments of oil and gas. Indeed, some of the largest new discoveries of oil anywhere in the world in the...
Op-eds
Return Funding for Reliable Energy to the World’s Poorest
A centerpiece of President Biden’s agenda was a government led effort to greatly reduce production and consumption of fossil fuels. One of the key policies Biden enacted to pursue this goal was ending...