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J. Stephen Morrison and Michaela Simoneau | 2023.11.21
Today, there is a shared sense of vulnerability and a shared resolve across political divides to better protect the United States and the world against the accidental release of biological agents (biosafety), deliberate misuse of biological agents (biosecurity), and naturally occurring spillover of dangerous pathogens.
Katarzyna Zysk | 2023.11.20
Notwithstanding its difficulties at the front in Ukraine and economic hardships at home, Russia continues to pursue AI and other emerging technologies in a bid to future-proof its armed forces. However, it faces several major hurdles to before it can reach its objective of achieving battlefield superiority in selected areas.
Matthew P. Funaiole, et al. | 2023.11.17
China is quietly deepening its influence along the Bay of Bengal, intimately linked to Beijing’s expanding overseas interests. Commercial satellite imagery reveals that China has made significant progress on a naval base it is constructing for Bangladesh’s military. The base houses a pair of submarines that Dhaka received from Beijing two years before ground broke at the facility. China has likewise transferred a submarine to neighboring Myanmar to aid the embattled military regime.
Michal Meidan, et al. | 2023.11.16
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has focused attention on energy supply chains and contributed to growing unease in the West about the fact that supply chains for the commodities necessary for the global energy transition are highly concentrated in China (or under Chinese control).
Romina Bandura and Austin Hardman | 2023.11.16
As demand for minerals increases to achieve an energy transition, companies, regulators, and end users will need to assess the entire mine-to-market value chain to ensure that all firms are incentivized to adhere to best practices.
Shaan Shaikh, et al. | 2023.11.14
This report examines the threat of small drones on the modern battlefield, and the various kinetic and non-kinetic defenses available to defeat them.
Patrick Hinton | 2023.11.14
British military exercise, Salisbury Plain Training Area, England, 2016: Our convoy set off from its departure point in the dead of night.
Olivia Allison and Gonzalo Saiz | 2023.11.10
Efforts to align third countries with sanctions against Russia will only succeed when the private networks facilitating circumvention are understood and countered.
Emily Ferris | 2023.11.09
Understanding how Russia constructs its energy security and foreign policies is essential to anticipating how it might behave in international forums, particularly on challenging issues such as environmental and energy security.
Andrew Cainey | 2023.11.08
China poses an “epoch-defining and systemic challenge with implications for almost every area of government policy and the everyday lives of British people”, according to the UK’s March 2023 Integrated Review Refresh.
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