Tag: Human Rights

Featured article: Disenfranchisement Breeds Conflict by Benjamin E. Birtles Conflict arises from various sources of competition loosely categorized as either realistic or non-realistic. Disenfranchisement increases group stress leading to increased non-realistic conflict sources, thereby contributing to a higher probability of physical violence. Forcibly implementing political systems that cause disenfranchisement sets the stage for future conflict leading to […]

National Security Microwave Weapons Are Prime Suspect in Ills of U.S. Embassy Workers, The New York Times Homeland Security Lacks Reliable Data on Misconduct at Key Agencies, Government Executive Why supply-chain threats call for urgent, cooperative action, Federal Times FEMA Misses Hurricane Damage Reported on Twitter, Futurity US alleges China is engaged in aggressive spy […]

National Security Army Sergeant Who Swore Allegiance to ISIS Caught in FBI Sting, Government Executive Inside the Dispute Derailing Nuclear Talks With North Korea, The Atlantic John McCain, Nuclear Disarmament, and What Might Have Been, Defense One US security adviser John Bolton presses Russia about election meddling, Deutsche Welle FBI rebuts Trump tweet about China […]

National Security China’s growing power is bringing military drills center stage in Asia, Quartz What I Learned by Studying Militarized Policing, The Atlantic Securing America’s Technological Advantage, The Cipher Brief Stabilization Symposium Executive Report, Stabilization Symposium Microsoft shuts down phishing sites, accuses Russia of new election meddling, ARS Technica Senator Wants Update on FEMA Contracts […]

National Security The U.S. Is Developing a New Way to Weaken Iran, The Atlantic Better Wargaming Is Helping the US Military Navigate a Turbulent Era, Defense One The US is worried that a Russian satellite is really a weapon, Quartz Trump adviser: Russia, China, North Korea and Iran could meddle in US midterms, ABC China […]

National Security We Regret to Inform You That Russia Is (Probably) At It Again, The Atlantic The Russian Threat You’re Not Hearing About, The Cipher Brief Botched CIA Communications System Helped Blow Cover of Chinese Agents, Foreign Policy Confucius Institute closed at US university amid concerns about Chinese influence on campuses, South China Morning Post […]

National Security White House drafting sanctions order to punish foreign interference in U.S. elections, The Washington Post How Transitional Justice Can Help the U.S. Defeat Terrorism, Just Security Space Force Is Trump’s Answer to New Russian and Chinese Weapons, Foreign Policy Trump’s National Security Claim for Tariffs Sets Off Crisis at W.T.O., The New York […]

National Security Defense Department wants out of stability operations, The Hill Smartphone Voting Is Happening, But No One Knows If It’s Safe, Wired Investing in understanding cities is investing in national security, The Hill As Russians hack the US grid, a look at what’s needed to protect it, Fifth Domain Pentagon lays groundwork for Space […]

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National Security American Retirees Are a National Security Threat, Foreign Policy All talk, no action on election security, The Associated Press Leaked chats show alleged Russian spy seeking hacking tools, The Associated Press Opposition to a Space Force Simmers in the Senate, Government Executive The US Military Should Be Doubling Down on Space, Defense One […]