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Building a New U.S.-Korea Technology Alliance: Strategies and Policies in an Entangled World

The Middle East’s New War of Attrition

Will Trump Govern as a Strongman?

Building a New U.S.-Korea Technology Alliance: Strategies and Policies in an Entangled World

The Middle East’s New War of Attrition

Will Trump Govern as a Strongman?

Building a New U.S.-Korea Technology Alliance: Strategies and Policies in an Entangled World

The Middle East’s New War of Attrition

Will Trump Govern as a Strongman?

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Hypersonic missiles can travel faster than five times the speed of sound. Russia and China have invested heavily in different types of hypersonic missiles capable of carrying both nuclear and conventional warheads. The United States has also invested in its hypersonic missile technology. What are hypersonic weapons capable of, and what dangers do they pose to international stability? Is another arms race under way?

Russia’s shadowy mercenaries known as the Wagner Group offer Moscow deniability on the battlefield and a cheap way to build influence across the globe.