While Americans wait for a vaccine, another summer of rising Lyme Disease cases across the United States puts military service members at risk.Read more...

While Americans wait for a vaccine, another summer of rising Lyme Disease cases across the United States puts military service members at risk.Read more...
The upcoming BRICS Summit will determine more than just South Africa’s dedication to BRICS, but it will pave the future for the advancement of Sino-Russian influence in the international order.Read more...
Global leadership in exponential technologies isn’t about machines replacing people, but rather machines empowering people to meet their goals. This is the approach around which the democratic world is organizing itself.Read more...
On Wednesday, June 28th, ASP held a webinar on Critical Tech and the China Challenge to discuss the necessity for the U.S. to proactively address and counter China’s development of critical technologies and protect American intellectual property. Read more...
The U.S. military is having trouble recruiting enough Americans as fewer remain eligible for military service. The single biggest reason for disqualification is overweight and obesity. This briefing note offers a summary of the ways in which obesity affects military recruiting and presents a recommendations on how it can be addressed.Read more...
Electrification and EVs can reduce U.S. exposure to energy supply shocks and mitigate the risk of fuel disruption for military operations.Read more...
On February 17, ASP Chief Operating Officer Matthew Wallin penned an op-ed in The Hill, titled “New START Treaty is Worth Saving”.Read more...
Without leadership and direction, it’s unclear how the protest movement grows significantly beyond merely existing, even if that’s an impressive achievement all on its own.Read more...
Keeping Ukraine supplied with weapons is crucial. However, in many cases NATO lacks the needed stockpiles, including in air defense systems. Read more...