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AI-Assisted Bank Hacks Expose a Blind Spot in South Korea’s Cyber Defenses
AI-assisted hackers are exposing a dangerous gap in South Korea’s financial sector defenses. Banks walled off their core systems, yet attackers still stole their customers’ most sensitive data. As...
Policy Briefs
A most ignoble Nobel Peace Prize
Navi Pillay deserves denunciation, not accolades
Op-eds
Securing the United States Bulk-Power System
Public Comments
New Greenland Agreement Adds Sites, Not Strategy. NATO and NORAD Must Now Connect the Arctic.
Greenland is warming to the idea of an increased American military presence on the enormous Island, removing a source of transatlantic friction and bolstering NATO defenses. On September 22, the United...
Policy Briefs
Have We Lost the Iran War?
Has the United States lost the Iran war? The Iranian regime certainly thinks it has. The big Iranian funk that came after the 12-Day War in June, which climaxed the Israeli multi-front offensive...
Op-eds
U.S. Space Command Is Testing Maneuver Warfare To Prepare for Next Generation of Fighting
It won’t look like a dogfight from Star Wars or Battlestar Galactica, but in a future war, U.S. satellites may need to maneuver to survive. Space Command (SPACECOM) is practicing the right way to do...
Policy Briefs
The UN Arms Embargo on Sudan Is Broken. America Has a Plan to Fix It
The U.S. is rightly pushing the UN Security Council to expand the Sudan arms embargo before it expires this Saturday. Outlined by Ambassador Mike Waltz and Senior Advisor Massad Boulos, the proposal...
Op-eds
Previewing the 2026 UN General Assembly
Media Calls
Russia’s AI Blueprint Exposes an Authoritarian Playbook
Russia, China, and Iran are all sharing the same playbook for corrupting Western elections. The United States is on track to be the next target this November. A troveof...
Op-eds
How China Is Stealing America’s AI
China’s approach to AI is eerily familiar. Beijing steals IP, subsidizes domestic producers, blocks foreign competitors, and then floods global markets. The U.S. can’t let that happen with AI.
Op-eds
Yes, China’s State-Owned Shipping Giant Is Spying on the United States
COSCO’s cover is blown. On September 1, Reuters reported that the Chinese state-owned shipping giant — one of the largest maritime services companies in the world — uses equipment concealed aboard...
Policy Briefs
Russia’s AI Blueprint Exposes an Authoritarian Playbook
Russia, China, and Iran are all sharing the same playbook for corrupting Western elections. The U.S. is on track to be the next target this November. A trove of Russian documents leaked in...
Insights
China’s Push for Transport Integration Could Expand Beijing’s Control of Central Asian Trade Routes
A new front in the U.S.-China competition is taking shape along the Middle Corridor, the critical trade route linking China and Europe while bypassing Russia and Iran. This corridor, also known as the...
Policy Briefs
Advice to Europe: “America hasn’t won, but Iran may be losing.”
*This article was originally published in French In Europe, and especially in France, the verdict seems to be in. The United States, we are told, has pursued a strategy toward Iran that is as brutal...
Op-eds
The U.S. Rare Earth Playbook Provides a Blueprint for Supply Chain Securitization
Washington is arming itself against weaponization of rare-earth-element supply chains. On August 24, the Department of Defense’s Economic Defense Unit (EDU) announced a $750 million offtake agreement...
Policy Briefs
Zero Shells for $533 Million
Turkey’s Expanding Stake in America’s Munitions Base On Aug. 12, ProPublica documented what the Pentagon’s inspector general had already confirmed in July: a Texas plant built...
Op-eds
Syria’s Nuclear Saga Needs a Clean Ending
The U.S. should insist on full removal of the material, no further nuclear program and Syria’s signature to the IAEA’s Additional Protocol.
Op-eds
What an Egg Cartel Can Teach Us About Critical Mineral Markets
While Americans were paying more than $6 for a dozen eggs, the CEOs of America’s largest egg companies conspired to jack up prices even higher. Unfortunately, this kind of behavior...
Insights
How the US Can Reclaim the World Bank from China
China extracts a sweet deal from a global financial institution just a few blocks from the White House.