How China’s Unmanned Aerial Systems Threaten U.S. Forces
For U.S. forces and policymakers, the integration of UAS into PLA force posture raises the potential costs of intervention in a conflict with China.
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Lebanon’s calm gives Hezbollah time to rearm
A tense calm has prevailed in Lebanon since Israel’s military withdrew to the “yellow line” outlined in the June ceasefire between the two countries.
Progress on the trajectory outlined in the ceasefire agreement is stalled.
Russia Policy Monitor No. 2745
Russia Extends Diesel Exports Ban...;
...But Still Barters with the White House;
Putin Preps Doomsday Bunker;
Rybar Reeled In;
Plague in the Russian Far East?;
Ukraine War Extends to Data Centers;
How Israel’s Arabs Could Decide the Country’s Next Election
Israel’s 2.2 million Arabs, who comprise a fifth of the nation’s electorate, could decide who will serve as Israel’s next prime minister in the hotly contested election for the Knesset on October 27.
Ukraine Reform Monitor No. 22
A Shakeup at the State Prosecutor's Office;
Norway Joins Ukraine's Drone Deal Program;
A Domestic Alternative to Chinese Drones;
Stumbling Toward Defense Exports;
A Manhattan Project For Robots?