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The Case for US Maritime Security Cooperation in the Caspian
Russia's and Iran’s Caspian Sea setbacks create an opportunity for Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan to stake more assertive, confident security postures in the Caspian.
Japan or South Korea? The Pacific Ally Frigate Question for the US Fleet
This article presents a basic overview and comparison of two of the more likely ships for US Navy select to build with allies.
Carey Whitehair-Conde on Using AI to Pinpoint Transportation Wildfire Risk
CNA’s Wildfire Threat Detection for Transportation Infrastructure tool uses AI to locate roads and railways at risk from wildfires, demonstrating CNA innovation.
Ruling Says Freedom of Navigation Outweighs Piracy Assumptions
The case of the Heroic Idun oil tanker vs. Equatorial Guinea ended in a tribunal decision that protects freedom of navigation under the law of the sea.
How China Remembers WWII Could Color Summit
China's interpretations of World War II are central to its positions on Japan and Taiwan, two issues likely to come up in Xi Jinping's summit with President Trump.