America’s focus on counterterrorism operations has allowed its capabilities in the field of electronic warfare to atrophy. In the face the increased threat posed by Russia, the United States must focus on improving its electronic warfare capabilities.Read more...
Military personnel are particularly vulnerable to the potential spread of disease, as the paths and opportunities for transmission are numerous.Read more...
This report examines the U.S.’ current strategy on sanctions. Past strategies have shown that broad sanctions fail to accomplish their goals.Read more...
As the prevalence of infectious diseases is likely to increase with rising temperatures, this will bring about a key change to the security environment and the threats that the U.S. will be dealing with in the future.Read more...
To the Iranian regime, giving in to American demands may be more risky than facing the current cost of sanctions and coronavirus combined.Read more...
It is a mutually beneficial partnership: the U.S. has liquefied natural gas (LNG) to sell, and China needs LNG to reduce its carbon emissions while continuing to grow its economy. However, steep Chinese tariffs make natural gas more expensive than other energy options, like coal. Lowering the tariffs and importing U.S. LNG promotes American exports, lowers China’s carbon emissions, and helps to grow the Chinese economy.Read more...
With news of possible foreign interference in the 2020 election, Americans should be cautious with what they share on social media. This guide has some pointers on how to avoid becoming a weapon in the growing disinformation war.Read more...
Read the recap of American Security Project's discussion on climate security featuring Lt. Gen. Norman Seip, USAF (Ret.) and Congressman Don Beyer (D-VA).Read more...
Passive messaging includes all the unintended messages sent by a country on account of its appearance, reputation, and as a result of its daily activities that aren’t explicitly intended to send a message.Read more...
Peace talks between the US and the Taliban began over a year ago. However, the hurdles facing the negotiations have resulted in little progress. As a result, the growing level of violence only causes more civilian casualties. Read more...
