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Trilateral cooperation among the United States, Japan, and the Philippines is becoming increasingly important to shore up deterrence around Taiwan and in the South and East China Seas. Read more from the new report by @LisaCurtisDC and @RyanHClaffey: x.com/CNASdc/status/…

"If we fail to integrate mission, law, and AI technology into a single, transparent effort, we risk either another attack like 9/11 or another Snowden-level loss of national trust." ✍️@AnneNeuberger in CNAS Insights. x.com/CNASdc/status/…

At POLITICO Policy Outlook: Powering 6G on Wednesday, government leaders and tech experts convened to lay out the stakes for critical policy decisions being made today that will influence future telecommunication networks. Featured guests included @NTIAgov's @ArielleRothNTIA and Rep. @DorisMatsui (D-Calif.), as well as a panel discussion featuring @NewAmerica's Michael Calabrese, @CNASdc's @vivekchil, and @GMFTech's @LindsayPGorman. The event also featured Executive Insights from @NateTibbits, Senior Vice President of Global Government Affairs at @Qualcomm. Watch highlights and full interviews from the event via the link in bio: politico.com/events/2026/03…

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"There were many comments...about a new kind of extended deterrence...and I think it's very important...that the very heart and basis of the French doctrine has not changed." 🎙️ @ClaudMajor

The Trump admin's proposal is inseparable from the debate over whether Washington should preempt expanding state-level AI regulations. But the admin and industry recognize that you can't preempt something with nothing, especially with rising public concern about AI.

In the latest episode of USISPF Conversations, @RHFontaine, CEO of @CNASdc, spoke with @Akshobh of USISPF and discussed the concept of global swing states. In a report released last year, CNAS identified six “global swing states” that will disproportionately influence the future of the international system. The report, Global Swing States and the New Great Power Competition, was authored by CNAS CEO @RHFontaine and researcher @GibbsMckinley, and builds on Fontaine's influential 2012 concept for today’s geopolitical landscape. In a candid chat with USISPF, Fontaine touched on these six nations and their significance in the current geopolitical landscape. He elaborated on the rules-based international order, the impact of trade and tariffs, and the importance of strategic autonomy for countries like India. The discussion also shed light on the role of soft power, the dynamics of manufacturing and supply chains, and the significance of alliances such as the Quad. Fontaine emphasizes the need for the U.S. to engage with these swing states on their own terms and the importance of critical minerals in economic security. Full Conversation here 👇👇 youtube.com/watch?v=TmxMJa…

Trilateral cooperation among the U.S., Japan, and the Philippines is becoming increasingly important to shore up deterrence around Taiwan and in the South and East China Seas. Read more from @LisaCurtisDC and @RyanHClaffey: cnas.org/publications/r…

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"The idea to say publicly, we're ready to do joint nuclear planning with another country, it was revolutionary for France . . . and the idea we are ready to do [it] with another country than the U.S., is revolutionary for the British." 🎙️ @BrunoTertrais

America's core cyber threat sharing law has lapsed twice in the last five months. But the real problem is that CISA 2015 was written before AI-driven cyber threats existed. @janet_e_egan, Michael Daniel, and I discuss this gap in a new @CNASdc Insights piece. 🧵

Joined @politico to discuss the geopolitics of 6G. Explained the self-reinforcing dynamic b/n standards & diffusion we learned from 5G. Setting standards enables diffusion, creating leverage over third markets, which in turn can strengthen your hand in standard-setting bodies.

CISA 2015 was written over a decade ago and has not kept pace with AI-driven cyber threats and other emerging risks. Congress must act to close a critical cyber defense gap. More in CNAS Insights: x.com/CNASdc/status/…

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Next Week 🚨 Join CNAS for a live discussion on how AI moved from a classified Pentagon experiment to the center of American military operations and what that means for the future of warfare. Featuring: 🎙️ @paul_scharre 🎙️ @KatrinaManson

"It is somewhat discouraging or frustrating to see squabbling among family members who should be getting along against some common adversary." Celia Merzbacher, @The_QEDC, on playing the long game in quantum supply chains

"There's going to be an element of competition even with our friends." John Burke, who was principal director of quantum science in the U.S. Department of Defense, on the intersection between supply chain reliability and allies.