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Access National Security News HERE. Access Korean News HERE. National Security News: 1. The Deal With the Iranian Regime 2. Iran, U.S. Working on Talks to End Fighting 3. China has played key role in Iran war and will continue to do so 4. The Tragic Decline of the American Navy by Robert D. Kaplan 5. Hormuz crisis heats up Asia’s Arctic scramble 6. U.S. Counterterrorism …
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Yesterday, President Trump signed the 2026 United States Counterterrorism Strategy. It is the first formal CT strategy document of his second term and a structural reorganization of how the U.S. government identifies, prioritizes, and neutralizes terrorist threats. The White House counterterrorism director, Sebastian Gorka, placed hemispheric narcoterrorism at the top of the priority stack, telling Reuters the strategy “first prioritizes …
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Introduction In a statement on X, US Under Secretary of State Thomas G. DiNanno claimed that China allegedly conducted a yield-producing nuclear explosive test on June 22, 2020, using a decoupling method to reduce seismic waves. The Trump administration can use this claim to justify its continuation of nuclear testing for the modernization of its nuclear program. Despite this, DiNanno’s …
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Access National Security News HERE. Access Korean News HERE. National Security News: 1. Gulf States Fear an Emboldened Iran Is Taking Advantage of a Hesitant U.S. 2. China Is Still Supplying Drone Factories in Iran, Russia Despite U.S. Sanctions 3. High Gas Prices Wreak Havoc on America’s Army of Supercommuters 4. NATO nations size up an interceptor-drone bazaar where low price is everything 5. The …
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The SOF Professional Podcast — Ep. 4: Cyber, Insurance & Irregular Warfare with Tom Johansmeyer The most consequential threats in modern conflict may not come from missiles or troop movements; they come through networks, supply chains, and the quiet erosion of economic stability. In this episode, researcher and irregular warfare expert Tom Johansmeyer explores the intersection of cyber operations, reinsurance, …
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Abstract: Control over water, food, and supply chains is increasingly shaping how power operates in modern conflict with non-state armed groups. When these systems fail, recruitment rises; when they are controlled, they become tools of governance; and when they are deliberately disrupted, they can generate effects far beyond the point of impact. This framework shifts counterterrorism analysis from an actor-centric …
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Introduction Nearly three years after the conflict began between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in April 2023, Sudan faces the world’s largest displacement crisis. An estimated 150,000 people have died, and over 12 million are displaced. More than 30 million, over half the population, require aid. Sudan’s GDP has fallen by more than 42 percent …
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Irregular Warfare, Part One: Updating the Term and the Toolkit by Jocelyn Garcia of Small Wars Journal and Dr. James Giordano establishes the doctrinal necessity of state stewardship and analyzes the role of artificial intelligence in modern irregular warfare to provide a framework for future strategic recommendations. The current Department of War definitions of irregular warfare often rely on characteristics …
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Access National Security News HERE. Access Korean News HERE. National Security News: 1. Defining Cognitive Warfare: A NDAA Mandate Response 2. When drones dominate the battlefield, distance no longer matters – opinion 3. Eerie Company: A New Threat at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center 4. The Corridor Architecture of Global Power 5. Attacks on U.S. Warships in Strait Test Trump’s Desire to End Iran …
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