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16 September 2022

Andrew Bacevich, Will the U.S. Learn Anything from Putin's Disastrous Invasion?

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Source Link The figures stagger the imagination. The latest Pentagon budget will come in at about $850 billion (while the full national sec...

Cyber trends in the wake of Russia-Ukraine war undergoing evolution – report

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Lyle Adriano Source Link Russia’s invasion of Ukraine involves military action and an elaborate state-sponsored hacking campaign as well – a...

National Security Threat: China's Eyes in America

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Peter Schweizer Source Link Chinese intelligence gathering in the US takes many forms and has different purposes. Most Americans are familia...

Iran and Russia: The New Alliance

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Judith Bergman Source Link Iran and Russia have been strengthening their alliance recently, growing it gradually to such an extent that the ...

Ukraine at D+201: Ukraine's counteroffensive, and Russian attempts to make sense of it.

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Source Link Ukrainian forces have reconquered almost all of the disputed Kharkiv Oblast, the New York Times reports . Ukraine has recovered ...

THE INSIDIOUS POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF CYBERATTACKS

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RYAN SHANDLER, GAL DOR, AND DAPHNA CANETTI Source Link In the summer of 2022, the FBI proudly announced that it had thwarted a cyberattack ...

Russia spent millions on secret global political campaign, U.S. intelligence finds

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Missy Ryan Source Link Russia has secretly funneled at least $300 million to foreign political parties and candidates in more than two dozen...

The 4 factors that explain Ukraine’s extraordinary military success

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Max Boot Source Link Last week, I wrote that Ukrainian forces had the initiative and Vladimir Putin was losing his “war of choice.” Little ...

'Don't Do It:' Senior Leaders Say Soldiers Should Stop Taking Mandatory Online Classes

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Steve Beynon Source Link Online, so-called mandatory training -- a set of roughly a dozen courses soldiers are typically tasked with complet...

Predictions of Putin’s Demise Are Greatly Exaggerated

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Mark Lawrence Schrad Source Link There is a growing cottage industry among Russia watchers and international relations experts focused on th...

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Joe McDonald Source Link Chinese leader Xi Jinping is keeping the West guessing about whether Beijing will cooperate with tougher sanctions ...

Taiwan’s Greatest Vulnerability Is Its Energy Supply

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Jeff Kucharski Source Link The struggle Taiwan is waging against China’s attempts to change the status quo in the Taiwan Strait would lead o...

A Retrospective Post-Quantum Policy Problem

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Herb Lin Source Link This concern is not new. The theoretical possibility that quantum mechanics could be used as the basis for computation ...

In Reclaimed Towns, Ukrainians Recount a Frantic Russian Retreat

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Andrew E. Kramer  and  Jeffrey Gettleman Source Link BALAKLIYA, Ukraine — The signs of desperation were everywhere. Abandoned military vehic...

China’s ponzi-like property market is eroding faith in the state

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Source Link he 120km train ride between the cities of Luoyang and Zhengzhou is a showcase of economic malaise and broken dreams. From the wi...

The War in Ukraine at the Half-Year Mark: How Has the Media Fared?

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Shashank Joshi Source Link JE: Months before the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we witnessed an unprecedented release of intellig...

One Year On: The Aftermath of the Kabul Evacuation

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Tim Willasey-Wilsey CMG Source Link The memories of August 2021 are still raw. The refugees falling from C-17 transport aircraft and queuing...

Can Russia Continue to Fight a Long War?

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Dr Sidharth Kaushal Source Link As the war in Ukraine enters its sixth month and with no immediate end in sight, its duration has signposted...

Rivalry in the Information Sphere

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Michelle Grisé, Alyssa Demus, Yuliya Shokh, Marta Kepe Source Link Information and information technologies infuse all parts of modern socie...

Emerging Technology Beyond 2035

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Bryan Boling, Benjamin Boudreaux, Alexis A. Blanc Source Link The future is highly uncertain — however, it is important for the Army to try ...

Nanomaterials pave the way for the next computing generation

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Jeff Hecht Source Link Solid-state computing has had a long run since the 1950s, when transistors began replacing vacuum tubes as the key co...

Twitter whistleblower reveals employees concerned China agent could collect user data

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Sheila Dang and David Shepardson Source Link Sept 13 (Reuters) - The FBI informed Twitter Inc (TWTR.N) of at least one Chinese agent workin...

China, India had agents working at Twitter, whistleblower says

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Source Link WASHINGTON — Twitter’s former security chief told Congress on Tuesday there was “at least one agent” from China’s intelligence s...

Communist China’s Plot for World Domination Ian Easton sounds the alarm about an existential threat to our way of life.

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FRANCIS P. SEMPA Source Link Earlier this year, Ian Easton, a former China analyst with the Center for Naval Analyses and currently senior d...

The rot runs deep in the Russian war machine. Ukraine is exposing it for all to see

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Brad Lendon Source Link From Wednesday to Sunday, Vladimir Putin’s military forces saw at least 338 pieces of important military hardware – ...
15 September 2022

Is Afghanistan’s Long Civil War Really Over?

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Carter Malkasian Source Link One year ago, the democratic government of Afghanistan collapsed. The humiliating evacuation of U.S. military f...

US leaders avoid victory dance in Ukraine combat advances

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LOLITA BALDOR and ELLEN KNICKMEYER Source Link WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. leaders from President Joe Biden on down are being careful not to decl...

Ukraine’s Big Offensive Against Russia: Designed By U.S. Special Forces?

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Steve Balestrieri Source Link Ukraine’s counteroffensive in the eastern part of the country has been very successful so far. They have reta...

Why Non-Alignment Is Dead and Won’t Return

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C. Raja Mohan Source Link As much of Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America has refused to line up behind the West amid its growi...