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2023 WPS Hybrid Workshop Summary: Building Inclusive Resilience in the Pacific
Assessing Russian Cyber and Information Warfare in Ukraine
Russian military leader with rocket in background
The Role of Space in Russia’s Operations in Ukraine
Russian Military Logistics in the Ukraine War
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Emergency Management Best Practices Learned from COVID-19
Lancet kamikaze drone,” https://mil.in.ua/, 16 July 2022
How AI and Autonomy in Russia-Ukraine War Affect Stability
St. Basil's Cathedral on Red Square with a large number of people is hidden behind bars
Western Sanctions on Russia and Strategic Stability
Partner-2021 arms expo, Rossiiskaia Gazeta, Oct. 11, 2021
Russia’s Declining Military Exports Shift Arms Production
A member of US Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment 107 aboard guided-missile destroyer USS Shoup takes a photo of a fishing vessel during the Oceania Maritime Security Initiative program in the Western Pacific (US Navy photo).
IUU Fishing by China: Roles for US Special Operations Forces
Michael Connell, Brooke Lennox, and Paul Schwartz
Training in the Russian Armed Forces
The Department of the Navy and Strategic Competition with the People’s Republic of China
Ukrainian HIMARS on combat mission
US/NATO-Russian Strategic Stability and the War in Ukraine
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Artificial Intelligence in Nuclear Operations
view of earth from space with the Russian and Chinese flags faded in the background
China-Russia Space Cooperation: Implications of a Growing Relationship
Emily Ferris
Russia’s Railway Troops
Russian Fighter Jet
Russian Combat Air Strengths and Limitations
An Air Force officer operates a terminal for the Semi-Automatic Ground Environment, the world’s first networked computer system. Beginning in the late 1950s, it aggregated data from hundreds of radars to coordinate the defense of North America against nuclear-armed Soviet bombers. Photo credit: MIT Lincoln Lab.
Artificial Intelligence in Nuclear Operations
Kevin Pollpeter's testimony before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission
Russian Ministry of Defense.
Russian-Chinese Military Cooperation
Artist’s concept of Soviet SS-20 mobile intermediate-range ballistic missile systems in launch position from Defense Intelligence Agency Soviet Military Power 1985. SS-20s as well as US Pershing II and Ground Launched Cruise Missiles were eliminated under the terms of the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
Great Power Cooperation and Nuclear Risk Management
Kim Jung Un with the Russian Minister of Defense
An Information Campaign to Deter a Nuclear North Korea
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The 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party
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ARMY-2022 Recap
Assessment of CBSI Partner Nation Capabilities for Maritime Security and Law Enforcement
Major General John Deedrick, 1st Special Forces Command (Airborne) commanding general, offers a coin to a newly promoted psychological operations noncommissioned officer during a promotion ceremony larger than any other in Army special operations history.
Next Generation Leadership and Implications for Special Operations Forces
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