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How China Might Target US Midterms
Although Chinese influence campaigns are not visible, Beijing could leverage WeChat messaging and DeepSeek. The post How China Might Target US Midterms appeared first on CEPA .
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Ukraine Needs Clear Rules and Safeguards for Private Intelligence Companies
The growing influence of private companies means they will face increased scrutiny in reforms to regulate Ukraine’s intelligence community. The post Ukraine Needs Clear Rules and Safeguards for Private Intelligence Companies appeared first on CEPA .
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India Stall Opens in Central Asia’s Military Bazaar
As Russia can no longer keep a steady flow of weapons deliveries, Central Asia looks elsewhere. The post India Stall Opens in Central Asia’s Military Bazaar appeared first on CEPA .
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CEPA Podcast: Who Is Really Winning the AI Race?
Why computing power has become the key battleground in the US-China race for AI. The post CEPA Podcast: Who Is Really Winning the AI Race? appeared first on CEPA .
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Russia: The Revolt of the Letter-Writers
Despite the Putin regime’s attempts to block criticism of its own behavior and Stalin’s atrocities, ordinary Russians are still gathering to oppose repression The post Russia: The Revolt of the Letter-Writers appeared first on CEPA .
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Germany’s Security Consensus Assailed by Left and Right
Germany’s role as a central pillar of the alliance confronting Russia is under attack from the extremes. It cannot be ignored by the main centrist parties. The post Germany’s Security Consensus Assailed by Left and Right appeared first on CEPA .
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Georgia – A Step Away From One-Party Rule
Georgian Dream’s campaign to outlaw its main competitors has reached the courtroom. The US and Europe can still act to impose consequences. The post Georgia – A Step Away From One-Party Rule appeared first on CEPA .
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NATO – Stop Training for Yesterday’s Wars
Western military training relies on assumptions rendered obsolete by the war in Ukraine. The alliance must adapt. The post NATO – Stop Training for Yesterday’s Wars appeared first on CEPA .
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Ending China’s 60-Year Grip on Critical Minerals
The US and Europe allowed China to corner the market in critical minerals that enable modern life. Now, they must work together to secure a supply chain. The post Ending China’s 60-Year Grip on Critical Minerals appeared first on CEPA .
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A US-China-Russia Summit: What’s at Stake?
A three-way meeting offers benefits to Putin but not to the US or China. The post A US-China-Russia Summit: What’s at Stake? appeared first on CEPA .
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Rebuilding Ukraine: A Testing Ground for Western Innovation?
Although war rages, the West should prepare to meet the challenges of rebuilding the devastated country. Artificial intelligence and robots will be crucial. The post Rebuilding Ukraine: A Testing Ground for Western Innovation? appeared first on CEPA .
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EU Tech Rules Pit Privacy Against Competition
European regulators wants to pry open tech markets. Its efforts collide with its strong privacy protections. The post EU Tech Rules Pit Privacy Against Competition appeared first on CEPA .
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Serbia’s New Government Needs New Security Services
The state security agencies that prospered under the Vučić government need a serious shakeup if Serbia’s new government is to successfully implement change The post Serbia’s New Government Needs New Security Services appeared first on CEPA .