China’s Long Game in the Middle East

China's footprint in the Middle East is increasing and now rivals the United States as a source for economic investment without demands for regime change.

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China’s Long Game in the Middle East

China's footprint in the Middle East is increasing and now rivals the United States as a source for economic investment without demands for regime change.

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Assessing China’s Nuclear Triad: The Role of Submarines and US Strategic Responses

The future of strategic stability in the Indo-Pacific may depend less on visible shows of force than on invisible contests over what survives beneath the sea.

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The Soft Power Vacuum: National Security and Power Competition in a Post-USAID World

Now is not the time for the United States to chisel away at a core pillar of its soft power.

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Countering pLEO: Fighting Mass with Mass and Living with Imperfection

The United States has entered a world in which no one power can maintain sustained space superiority.

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Upheaval in the Heavens: Fighting in Low Earth Orbit

For over four decades, the United States could take space superiority for granted. But old assumptions no longer hold for new hurdles in space.

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