Over the past decade, U.S. liquified natural gas (LNG) exports have improved global energy security and reduced energy dependence on risky oil and gas suppliers in Russia and the Middle East. LNG offers the United States a powerful tool to fortify alliances and gain leverage over adversaries, but it also carries serious strategic risks and faces declining long-term demand from critical buyers. As conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East persist and tensions rise in the Indo-Pacific, join the American Security Project for a discussion on current opportunities and challenges at the intersections of U.S. LNG and international security.

Please join American Security Project in celebrating the New Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy's new compendium on Friday, April 11, 2025, at the National Press Club in D.C. Comprising […]

From mass phishing campaigns to autonomous penetration tools, AI-assisted operations are the next frontier in cyber warfare. With U.S. leadership at the helm, these same AI systems are strengthening U.S. […]