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Gordon LaForge argues that in spite of its weaknesses, the UN is still the ideal international body to play a leading role in AI governance.
1-on-1 with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
In Episode 53 of his podcast, Peter Bergen returns to his interview with RFK Jr.
A Plastics Treaty is Really About Fossil Fuels
Martha Molfetas argues in Global Policy that a plastics treaty is really about unmooring the global economy from fossils.
Asian and American: Navigating Dual Identities in the Digital Age
Through her experience as a Hong Kong American, Bridget Chan explores protecting AAPI communities online in the age of misinformation.
Recapping the National Cybersecurity Strategy One Year Out
Drones, Secrecy, and Endless War
Future Security’s David Sterman spoke with the CATO Institute about U.S. drone policy.
Is America Headed into a New Cold War?
In the latest episode of his podcast, Peter Bergen asks whether the U.S. is in a new Cold War.
The Forgotten Part of the Contest: Army Logistics In The Pacific
Col. (ret.) Carmelia Scott-Skillern and Peter W. Singer examine Army logistics in the Pacific.
Farewell to China’s Strategic Support Force. Let’s Meet its Replacements
New America’s Peter W. Singer examines China’s decision to eliminate and replace its Strategic Support Force