The Chinese Communist Party’s aggressive censorship laws and disinformation campaigns have resulted in a proliferation of propaganda and censorship across the global AI data marketplace. AI-powered chatbots in the United States now regurgitate CCP propaganda in Chinese and English when prompted on certain topics, posing significant ramifications for global AI development and U.S. national security. Read more...
Russia’s war on Ukraine has been on full display for three years now, and its pattern of aggression towards its neighbors has only increased with an uptick in gray zone aggression.Read more...
Congress should remove barriers that stop U.S. space agencies from working on space projects with China. Increased engagement with China on space matters can bring more transparency to its program and bolster scientific discovery. Read more...
Space-based weapons can offer battlefield and strategic advantages, but those gains are not always worth the costs they impose on strategic stability or the risks of spawning security dilemmasRead more...
The specter of fully-fledged space warfare still remains distant, but the Russia-Ukraine conflict is subtly eroding peace in Earth’s orbit.Read more...
ASP COO Matthew Wallin talks commercial satellite networks and over the horizon intelligence as tensions between China and Taiwan mount. Read more...
Just a few weeks ago, US President Donald Trump announced the creation of a sixth branch of the military to be known as space force. This announcement has been met with opposition from many US and foreign officials. Read more...
Despite a tense relationship during and after the Cold War, space exploration has been one of the greatest areas of cooperation between the United States and Russia. Collaboration began with the Soviet Union in the 1970s with the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project. In 1993, an agreement was made between the European, American, Russian, Japanese, and Canadian space programs to create the International Space Station (ISS).Read more...
Both civilians and the military depend on satellites for communication and GPS. As our world normalizes this technology and becomes increasingly dependent on it, anti-satellite (ASAT) warfare will become increasingly likely.Read more...
Matthew Wallin talks with Adin Dobkin, Communications Director at The Military Writers Guild and Adjunct Fellow of ASP about national security and space.Read more...
