China’s ambitions in Taiwan may be shaping its growing support for Russia in Ukraine. From military tech transfers to recruitment aid, the strategic ties between Moscow and Beijing are deepening and their implications stretch far beyond Europe. Explore how China’s actions today

🚨As Xi Jinping’s 2027 Taiwan invasion date looms, U.S Navy officials ramp up the Replicator 1 initiative. The U.S. is racing to turn the South China Sea into an “unmanned hellscape” of drones, surface vessels and submersibles. 🔗Read our newest blog to learn more:

The U.S. travel ban is framed as a fix for illegal immigration, but the data tells a more complicated story. Our latest blog discusses the limits of relying on selective visa overstay statistics and the risks it poses to national security. Read more➡️ americansecurityproject.org/the-travel-ban…

🚨The U.S. trade deficit has hit a two-year low and the goods gap with China falls sharply. As traditional trade imbalances narrow, competition is shifting to strategic sectors like energy. 🇺🇸🇨🇳 LNG is becoming a primary sector in U.S.-China relations that affects global supply

🚨As the U.S. and Russia prepare for a summit in Alaska, Ukraine remains on edge over potential territorial concessions. Russia’s “gray zone” tactics are reshaping the security landscape from Ukraine to the Baltics. Revisit ASP’s analysis on this ongoing challenge: ➡️

🔐Election security is not just about technology, it’s about maintaining strong, trusted institutions. Our latest blog, “The Quiet Collapse of Election Security” examines how budget cuts, leadership gaps, and mistrust of federal agencies like CISA are weaking the very systems

Trump meets Putin in Alaska this week to discuss Ukraine 🌎 Russia holds the upper hand, but at a huge cost Putin’s strategy: bleed Ukraine, stall for time, and test Western resolve 🏛️ Trump’s frustration is clear, with recent sanctions and deadlines signaling a harder line ⏳