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The Center for a New American Security develops strong, pragmatic, and principled national security and defense policies. Join us: https://t.co/WzyUv7xOwv.
Washington, D.C.
Joined May 2009
Join CNAS for a live discussion of Zbig: The Life of Zbigniew Brzezinski, America's Great Power Prophet. 🕐 Thursday, July 10, 1:00 p.m. 🎙️ @EdwardGLuce. 🎙️@RHFontaine . 📺
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The U.S. should prioritize these 6 countries, encouraging swing states to choose policies that reflect the core principles of international order and working to deny advantages to the axis states. @RHFontaine and @gibbs_mckinley in @TheWashingtonQu: .
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"The future of maritime dominance will not be determined solely by the number of ships launched or contracts signed, but rather by the strength and sustainability of the workforce behind them.". Read more from @klkuzminski and @lademp in @WarOnTheRocks:
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RT @carriecordero: We have two law student internship opportunities at @CNASdc for the 2025-26 academic year! More info here: https://t.co/….
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"Put simply: The United States needs people to build ships and effectively compete with China.". Read more from @klkuzminski and @lademp in @WarOnTheRocks:
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RT @CSDS_Brussels: As the United States decides what weapons and military equipment to keep in store for its own defence, why not join us f….
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"The Trump administration’s January 2025 decision to cut nearly all U.S. foreign assistance is removing one of the United States’ most important tools to compete effectively with the PRC.". Read more in a CNAS report:
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All of us at the Center for a New American Security wish you and yours a happy and healthy Fourth of July.
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"Washington’s finger-wagging statements and targeted sanctions in the wake of cyber incidents have failed to stem rising threats.". Read why CNAS experts are calling for a new era of Indo-Pacific cybersecurity cooperation⬇️
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Why six global swing states—Brazil, India, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and Türkiye—will exert disproportionate influence over the future of international order. Read the new report from @RHFontaine and @GibbsMckinley:
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"The Trump administration’s January 2025 decision to cut nearly all U.S. foreign assistance is removing one of the United States’ most important tools to compete effectively with the PRC.". Read more in a CNAS report:
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"Washington’s finger-wagging statements and targeted sanctions in the wake of cyber incidents have failed to stem rising threats.". Read why CNAS experts are calling for a new era of Indo-Pacific cybersecurity cooperation⬇️
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RT @FSIStanford: 🎧 LISTEN | @Gottemoeller joins @AKendallTaylor and @jteurope on @CNASdc's Brussels Sprouts podcast to discuss why the U.S.….
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"The Trump administration’s January 2025 decision to cut nearly all U.S. foreign assistance is removing one of the United States’ most important tools to compete effectively with the PRC.". Read more in a CNAS report:
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"Washington’s finger-wagging statements and targeted sanctions in the wake of cyber incidents have failed to stem rising threats.". Read why CNAS experts are calling for a new era of Indo-Pacific cybersecurity cooperation⬇️
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.@becca_wasser said that while the operation might have been a tactical success, none of the facilities were entirely taken offline based on available satellite imagery. “If Iran is drawing any lessons from this, they are drawing the lesson that they need to keep their nuclear.
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Why six global swing states—Brazil, India, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and Türkiye—will exert disproportionate influence over the future of international order. Read the new report from @RHFontaine and @GibbsMckinley:
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