China’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are a veritable gold-mine of economic espionage potential; one that has likely been a substantial asset to China in the past and will only continue to grow in importance as the Communist Party tightens its grip on SOE internal operations.
China’s investment in foreign agricultural land and infrastructure are an attempt to sustain its economic growth.
China’s successful thwarting of U.S. clandestine operations exemplify the continued advancement of China’s intelligence and counterintelligence capabilities.
Russian manipulation of the 2016 U.S. presidential election employed a diversified portfolio of overt and covert propaganda resources which it spent years cultivating and will likely use to influence Western elections in the future.
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ran has played a major role in supporting Bashar al-Assad’s regime, both in terms of material support and manpower.
Russia suppresses political opposition. Just how unified is political opinion in the nation really?
Pakistan Improves Second Strike Capability With First Successful Submarine Ballistic Missile Launch
MS13 is so large that it has been officially labeled a transnational criminal organization and a threat to international stability. To counter the threat, the United States should commit more resources towards the fight against crime in Central America and expand efforts to address its underlying economic and social causes.
Modern living is intimately connected to the use of electronics…. Without power, life in the United States would come to a halt…. EMP weapons have the ability to cripple a nation’s power systems. In fact, a specific type of EMP called the high-altitude EMP, or HEMP, has the capability to neutralize power across the continental United States.
The threat of bioterrorism remains a constant concern of US health programs. Yet how dangerous is the use of bioterrorism as a weapon of mass destruction? Recent research has led many to believe that the threat is largely overhyped. In response, the United States should conserve resources by adopting a risk-based approach to biodefense research.
The operation was supposed to train 5,000 rebels a year. Of just 54 rebels trained, only four or five fighters remain in September 2015. The US program to arm moderate opposition groups in Syria has come to widespread public attention after numerous presidential candidates have criticized its failures.