This month, Haiti erupted into unseen levels of violence as gangs exert near total control of the capital resulting in the resignation of the acting President Ariel Henry. With unprecedented violence gripping Haiti, it is time to examine the U.S. illicit export economy and its impact on the 5.5 million Haitians in need of humanitarian assistance. Read more...
India has remained strategically neutral on key geopolitical divides in the 21st century, prioritizing economic growth over great power alignment. Shifting global dynamics, including tighter sanctions on Russia and resurfacing conflicts in the Middle East, present a new opportunity for the United States to strengthen its strategic partnership with the world’s most populous democracy. Read more...
In 2023, agreements such as the Atlantic Declaration promised new “technology protection toolkits” to curb China’s ability to obtain and leverage emerging technologies. Here are some of the tools the U.S. is using to prevent Chinese technology transfer. Read more...
Trans-Atlantic export controls have expanded due to escalating tensions between the United States and China. Agencies are trying to keep up. Read more...
Legislators need to decide whether introducing new privacy and partisanship laws are worth the potential national security vulnerabilities. Read more...
Last Friday, American Security Project hosted a public webinar on ASP’s most recent white paper, “Combating Military Obesity: Stigma’s Persistent Impact on Operational Readiness.” The one-hour session reviewed the research underpinning military obesity and provided an opportunity for audience members across the civilian, military, and nonprofit space to ask pressing and urgent questions about the state of the military obesity crisis. Read more...
As policymakers look beyond doomsday scenarios, practical and responsible policy is critical to maintaining America's leadership in AI.Read more...
China's aggressive pursuit of artificial intelligence (AI) harkens a future where bytes and algorithms challenge traditional battlefield superiority. If the U.S. government does not set guardrails now, American firms pursuing lucrative Chinese markets may vanguard the Chinese Communist Party's transition to fifth-generation warfare.Read more...
This week marked significant progress on three policy goals with critical implications for U.S.-China relations. While uncertainty will remain the dominant trend for the foreseeable future, new developments present opportunities to turn the tide.Read more...
While innovative solutions seem more buzzworthy than budget supplementals, legislators tackling Temu should commit to the due diligence tools they already have before broadening legislation on China.Read more...
