Defense & National Security — Fighter jets to follow tanks to Ukraine?Republican Ken Buck opposes kicking Ilhan Omar off Foreign Affairs committeeWith China at the wheel, America's EV journey may be a bumpy rideTanks for Ukraine: Too little, too late is not good enoughRussia is turning Nagorno-Karabakh into another CrimeaBeyond New STARTF-16 fighter jets could be next after Ukraine’s breakthrough on tanksStrange bedfellows, soon-to-be estranged? How events are straining the relationship between the Afghan Taliban and the Pakistani militaryThe Leopards are free!George Yeo: International Community must Recognise Multi-Polar World as the New State of AffairsSoutheast Asia under Great-Power Competition: Public Opinion About Hedging in the PhilippinesDeputy Secretary of Defense Dr. Kathleen Hicks' Virtual Remarks at Foreign Policy for America (FP4A) NextGen Initiative's "A Conversation With the DSD" (As Prepared)
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DLA Expanding DOD Visibility of F-35 Supply Chain
The Defense Logistics Agency is increasing supply chain visibility of the F-35 joint strike fighter while working to boost readiness.
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The West’s proposed price cap on Russian oil is no magic weapon
The global energy system is far more flexible than you think
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Protests in China are nothing new, but these are different
Originally published in The Sydney Morning Herald.
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A Presidential Trojan Horse: The Inflation Reduction Act
U.S Senator Joseph Manchin has been playing both sides against the middle for the past year and it appears that game is about to end. This year Manchin offered his…
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DOD Begins Hiring 'Prevention' Workforce
DOD is working to create the healthy climates necessary to address a range of problematic and harmful behaviors, including suicide. This will be accomplished, in part, with a new and…
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Politics of Ukrainian Reconstruction
When fighting subsides, Ukraine may undergo reconstruction on the scale of the post–World War II Marshall Plan. Debate is ramping up about core issues, such as the scope of reconstruction,…
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Buttigieg and Walsh to brief Senate Democrats on railroad labor deal
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Labor Secretary Marty Walsh will meet with Senate Democrats Thursday to brief them on the railroad labor deal brokered by the Biden administration that four…
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Monitoring, metering and Menger
Carl Menger’s objective in his seminal book, Principles of Economics, was to elucidate a unified account of price formation. This raises a question, which motivates our paper: to what extent, if…
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House passes bill to avert rail strike
The House passed a bill on Wednesday to avert a railway strike, taking the first major step in avoiding a walkout of workers that would have drastic effects on the…
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Intelligence Work Is Exciting. And Traumatizing
The intelligence community needs to communicate to its workforce about the varied forms of trauma, how it affects individuals, and what resources exist to help. Protecting the intelligence workforce can…
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Austin Thanks France For Assisting in Ukraine’s Defense
The United States is grateful for France's contribution to Ukraine's fight to defend itself, Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III said during a meeting with French Defense Minister Sebastien…
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2022 Stockholm Security Conference: Session videos now available
The webinars of the 2022 Stockholm Security Conference are now available online.
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Josh Wolfe on Investing in American Defense
Ryan sat down with Josh Wolfe, co-founder of Lux Capital, in his New York office earlier this month to talk about why he is drawn to invest in companies working…
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AFL-CIO urges Congress to add paid sick leave to rail contract
The AFL-CIO on Wednesday called on Congress to add paid sick leave to a contract between rail workers and railroads. The labor federation’s plea comes as lawmakers prepare to force…
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What’s the Harm of Refusing to Concede? A Q&A with Florian Justwan and Ryan D. Williamson
What’s the Harm of Refusing to Concede? A Q&A with Florian Justwan and Ryan D. Williamson Readers of these Election Reform Q&As may recall that I interviewed the R Street…
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BICC Annual Report 2022
The essay of the Annual Report 2022 by BICC researcher Dr. Zeynep Şahin-Mencütek is entitled “Humanitarian Emergency and European Migration Policies: What can we Learn from the War in Ukraine?”…
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Regional Powers Should Drive Diplomacy in DR Congo as M23 Surrounds Goma
Fighting has intensified in North Kivu, in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, with M23 rebels now partially encircling the major city Goma. Regional leaders, particularly Kenya, should press hard…
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The Boiling Regional Crisis in Eastern Congo
This week on The Horn, Alan Boswell is joined by Crisis Group consultant Richard Moncrieff to discuss recent developments in the conflict in the eastern DR Congo, tensions between Kinshasa…
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Methane emissions on a downward trend, but accelerated cuts needed to meet EU climate targets
While emissions of methane across the European Union have decreased over past years, the overall reduction in emissions needs to accelerate to meet 2030 and 2050 EU climate objectives. Increased…
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FCC Launches Challenge Process to Improve Broadband Maps
On November 18, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released an updated map detailing broadband availability nationwide which will be used to allocate billions of federal funds to expand access to…
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Regional Powers Should Drive Diplomacy in DR Congo as M23 Surrounds Goma
Fighting has intensified in North Kivu, in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, with M23 rebels now partially encircling the major city Goma. Regional leaders, particularly Kenya, should press hard…
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A New Era of Major-Power Competition
While there is a general consensus that the United States is now in a new era of strategic competition with China and Russia, there is not yet a clear understanding…
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