As we look at the world in 2022, there are a number of challenges and vulnerabilities for American national security and foreign policy that are well known, and we are more aware of various points of interdependence as well as fracture and divergence.Read more...

As AI-technological synergies speed up the decision loop, hyperwar dynamics will shift tactical decisions onto intelligent machines and free up space for higher-level human-driven strategy. Read more...

ASP COO Matthew Wallin talks commercial satellite networks and over the horizon intelligence as tensions between China and Taiwan mount. Read more...

On November 4th, the American Security Project held a virtual, on-the-record discussion with Elbridge Colby, focused primarily on how America should address the rise of China, the defining feature of geopolitics in the 21st century.Read more...

Director of Strategic Communications Annie Aleman was featured on ABC 6/KAAL TV to discuss the unrest happening in Afghanistan due to U.S. Withdrawal.Read more...

Adjunct Fellow Matt Zeller was featured on MSNBC to examine the events unfolding in Afghanistan as a result of the Taliban's seize and U.S. withdrawal.Read more...

China is building new missile silos for its nuclear fleet. What this means for US national security and the future of arms control.Read more...

The recovery of American soft power in 2021 is far from guaranteed. While we begin to navigate a post-pandemic world, it is important that the U.S. works to ramp up its soft power leadership to avoid losing its competitive edge. Read more...

ASP Adjunct Fellow Matt Zeller penned an op-ed for CNN discussing the looming end of the war in Afghanistan and the bold actions needed to bolster the evacuation effort of Afghan allies.Read more...

On June 29th the American Security Project and Florida International University co-hosted a discussion with Dr. Jayantha Obeysekera, Richard Miller, and ASP’s David Haines on national security threats caused by rising sea-levels and how the United States can prepare military bases for increasing climate security threats. Sea-level rise and more extreme weather events are causing risks to military installations, readiness, operations, and strategy.Read more...