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From the Monroe Doctrine to Maduro: The Precedent Problem in U.S.
OPINION — More than a century ago, Elihu Root warned that American power was outrunning the institutions meant to govern it. Root held unique authority on this question. As both Secretary of War and Secretary of State under Theodore Roosevelt, he helped design the institutions and doctrines that carried the United States from a continental republic into the role of a global actor.
Why Political Change in the Philippines May Mean Trouble for the U.S.
OPINION — Domestic geopolitics matters. The recent departure of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio from President Bongbong Marcos’s cabinet, though unexplained, reveals a policy schism with major ramifications for U.S. defense strategy in the Indo-Pacific.
1/21/23 National Security News and Commentary
Quotes of the Day: 1. RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN ASSESSMENT, JANUARY 20, 2023 2. U.S. to brand Russia’s Wagner Group a ‘transnational criminal’ entity 3. Russia's Wagner Chief Writes to White House Over New U.S. Sanctions 4. Facebook staffed with multiple fmr. CIA employees: Report 5. China Issues Veiled Warning to US Over Taiwan 6. 10 Reasons Xi Won’t Attack Taiwan Anytime Soon 7. America in Decline? World Thinks Again. 8. Macron boosts French military spending by over a third to 'transform' army 9.
We need an open source intelligence center
In April 2018, Dutch authorities caught four Russian intelligence officers red-handed as they attempted to hack into the network of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) from the hotel across the street. The OPCW was investigating the substances used in the poisoning of a Russian defector living in the United Kingdom, and a chemical attack by Assad-backed forces in Douma, Syria.
We need an open source intelligence center
In April 2018, Dutch authorities caught four Russian intelligence officers red-handed as they attempted to hack into the network of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) from the hotel across the street. The OPCW was investigating the substances used in the poisoning of a Russian defector living in the United Kingdom, and a chemical attack by Assad-backed forces in Douma, Syria.
Why We Need More Leaders Like Edward Gabriel
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What Could Prompt Chinese Intervention in Hong Kong?
Protestors in Hong Kong are sticking by their demands which include a formal withdrawal of an extradition bill that launched protestors onto the streets earlier this summer; the release of protestors arrested by police and some reassurance of a move toward a more democratic society. In a high-profile move, Cathay Pacific’s CEO is reportedly stepping down “in view of recent events’ after reports that a pilot from the airline took part in ongoing protests.
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