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Daniel F. Runde, et al. | 2024.10.11
Russia has attempted to exert influence over Moldova through manipulating or threatening to manipulate energy prices and flows, and until recently, Moldova’s long-standing efforts to develop and reform its energy sector have produced minimal results.
Oleksii Borovikov, et al. | 2024.10.10
This report focuses on Russia’s artillery supply chain, as artillery is central to the invasion of Ukraine and has inflicted more than 70% of Ukraine’s casualties. Disrupting Russia’s access to ammunition and new artillery barrels should therefore be a central focus for Ukraine’s supporters.
Matthew P. Funaiole, et al. | 2024.10.10
This report provides an unprecedented look at the Taiwan Strait’s role in global trade, revealing that over one-fifth of all maritime commerce passes through this vital waterway. China possesses a range of non-kinetic options it may employ to coerce Taiwan, which could significantly disrupt this trade.
Sujai Shivakumar, et al. | 2024.10.08
Imec attracts and retains leading companies to cooperatively develop cutting-edge semiconductor technologies in a fiercely competitive and unforgiving industry. It is an opportunity for the United States National Semiconductor Technology Center and its nonprofit purpose-built operator, Natcast to learn from and collaborate with imec to accelerate the U.S. research and industry.
Gracelin Baskaran and Meredith Schwartz | 2024.10.07
The United States relies on China and Russia for minerals used in semiconductors, posing a clear national security risk. While the CHIPS Act has built downstream U.S. capacity, upstream incentives are needed to secure materials for the next generation of advanced chips.
Jude Blanchette and Lily McElwee | 2024.10.07
This new report explores whether the United States should more clearly define the end goals for its China policy.
Jack Whitney, et al. | 2024.10.04
U.S. policymakers are increasingly leveraging export controls on advanced semiconductors and related technologies to constrain China’s development of military and dual-use capabilities.
Daniel Byman, et al. | 2024.10.04
There is a serious risk of all-out war between Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran.
Sarah Laderman, et al. | 2024.10.01
This paper offers a nuanced exploration of North Korea’s approach to deterrence by examining the trade-offs in arsenal structure amid fissile-material constraints.
Kari A. Bingen, et al. | 2024.10.01
This report ranks the world’s best commercial space-based remote sensing systems and discusses the policy issues shaping U.S. leadership in space.
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