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Amphibious Futures

Sidharth Kaushal and Mark Totten | 2024.01.09

This paper analyses the key adaptations that Western amphibious forces will need to make to contribute to deterrence and warfighting in the future operating environment.

In Gaza’s Shadow

Tobias Borck | 2024.01.08

Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza is dominating the start of 2024 in the Middle East, but the fallout from the war will also shape the region once the fighting eventually ends.

Lidar Trade And Security

Catharine Mouradian, et al. | 2024.01.05

Lidar is the newest piece in the ever-evolving competition between the United States and China to control the future of technology.

【黎智英案・審訊第六日】

獨媒報導 | 2024.01.04

控方：黎智英受訪稱不會離開留港直至最後一日被捕後稱「坐監都揀呢條路」
控方：黎智英倡「支爆」經中間人指示李宇軒及「攬炒巴」國際游說促制裁中港

From 2018 to 2023, U.S.-China relations were in a linear downward spiral. The trade war, the pandemic, growing technology competition, rising tensions in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait, and contrasting approaches to the Russia-Ukraine conflict have collectively fed a sense of fatalism that they were heading toward the outright economic decoupling and military conflict.

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【黎智英案・審訊第五日】

獨媒報導 | 2024.01.03

控方：黎智英籲下屬勿針對特朗普指示Mark Simon邀彭斯和蓬佩奧訂閱英文版

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U.S.-India Relations In 2023

Richard M. Rossow | 2024.01.02

2023 was one of the more consequential years for U.S.-India relations — for both, positive and negative reasons. Poring through the numerous senior-level engagements and outcome documents, the relationship largely remains in the “agenda-setting mode”. However, as indicated by the types of engagements and frequency — one can expect concrete outcomes soon. Notably, China remains a driving imperative behind U.S.-India strategic and commercial relations.