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Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 14, 2022

“ In practice, this would mean the use of weapons like coastal defense cruise missiles and short-range, mobile air defenses, smart naval mines or drones.”

Taipei Times

Bonnie S. Glaser

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 10, 2022

“ Taiwan is watching the war in Ukraine closely. Many civilians in Taiwan are expressing a greater desire to learn how they can play a role in defending their island and resisting Chinese forces if necessary, but it’s not yet clear how far the Taiwanese military will go to help prepare the civilian population.”

Politico

Bonnie S. Glaser

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 9, 2022

“ It started before the invasion of Ukraine, but I think it has really, really solidified since then. There has been this wake-up call in the Pentagon to make sure Taiwan is serious, and we need to get serious too.”

Taiwan News

Bonnie S. Glaser

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy Trade, Economics, and Business

May 7, 2022

“ I sense there has been a shift. It started before the invasion of Ukraine, but I think it has really, really solidified since then. There has been this wake-up call in the Pentagon to make sure Taiwan is serious, and we need to get serious too.”

New York Times

Bonnie S. Glaser

United States Authoritarian Interference Democracy Democratic Decline Elections

May 7, 2022

Republican Party’s fear of debate highlights our slide toward authoritarianism

The Hill

Laura Thornton

Defense Cooperation NATO

May 3, 2022

“ If Austin’s goal of weakening Russia is confirmed it would mean that Washington and NATO are contemplating a lasting period of confrontation and risk in connection with Russia.”

El Pais

Ian Lesser

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 2, 2022

“ I think the main emphasis is how we’re going to do this alongside our partners … and how we’re going to integrate our economic statecraft and technological capabilities with our diplomatic and military-slash-defense toolboxes to advance a set of objectives vis-à-vis China.”

Politico

Bonnie S. Glaser

Defense Cooperation NATO

April 29, 2022

“ We now are really seeing the true impact of deep, deep political polarization, where it is better to harm the other side than do what’s right for the country. This deep domestic polarization has now crept into foreign and security policy. There has always been strong bipartisan support for NATO, but everything now has become polarized and can be weaponized against the other side, even if it supports U.S. national security interests.”

Washington Post

Heather A. Conley

European Union United States Digital Regulation Technology and Democracy

April 28, 2022

Privacy Shield 2.0: More than “Lipstick on a Pig”

CEPA

Peter Chase

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“ In practice, this would mean the use of weapons like coastal defense cruise missiles and short-range, mobile air defenses, smart naval mines or drones.”

“ It started before the invasion of Ukraine, but I think it has really, really solidified since then. There has been this wake-up call in the Pentagon to make sure Taiwan is serious, and we need to get serious too.”

“ I sense there has been a shift. It started before the invasion of Ukraine, but I think it has really, really solidified since then. There has been this wake-up call in the Pentagon to make sure Taiwan is serious, and we need to get serious too.”

Republican Party’s fear of debate highlights our slide toward authoritarianism

“ If Austin’s goal of weakening Russia is confirmed it would mean that Washington and NATO are contemplating a lasting period of confrontation and risk in connection with Russia.”

“ I think the main emphasis is how we’re going to do this alongside our partners … and how we’re going to integrate our economic statecraft and technological capabilities with our diplomatic and military-slash-defense toolboxes to advance a set of objectives vis-à-vis China.”

Privacy Shield 2.0: More than “Lipstick on a Pig”