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Batteries are becoming increasingly important in defense technologies. To keep an operational edge, the US needs to focus on new supply chains and developing technological advantages. The post The US needs a comprehensive batteries strategy to ensure its battlefield edge appeared first on Atlantic C

Strategic planning has enabled Japan to manage the Hormuz energy crisis relatively well. But the shock also exposed policy weaknesses that need to be addressed to improve the country's energy resilience. The post The impacts of the Iranian crisis on Japan’s energy strategy appeared first on Atlantic

On May 18, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw testified in front of the National Security Strategy (Joint Committee) on undersea cables. The post Braw testifies in front of the National Security Strategy (Joint Committee) appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Demand for US natural gas is set to rise in the next 10 years more than it did for the past 15 years amid growing power needs from data centers supporting artificial intelligence and a global push for energy security, according to the head of Williams Cos.

On May 18, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw testified in front of the National Security Strategy (Joint Committee) on undersea cables. The post Braw testifies in front of the National Security Strategy (Joint Committee) appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Tiananmen vigil activists await verdict after Hong Kong security trial

On May 18, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was published in Prospect in an article about what constitutes an act of war, and the ongoing trial of the owner of the Nord Stream pipeline and its insurers. The post Braw in Prospect on what constitutes an act of war appeare

On May 18, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was mentioned in a press release by US Senator Rand Paul discussing the REPO Implementation Act of 2025. The post Braw in US Senator Rand Paul press release appeared first on Atlantic Council.

The government overreacts to popular opinion, which prompts a pendulum swing the other way

Metals firm Terrafame is studying starting producing scandium, a material used in sectors including defense, from its existing uranium operation in Finland, as Europe seeks to secure supplies of critical minerals.