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As Gulf states build new pipelines to reduce Iran’s leverage over the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran is likely to adapt, write @CSIS_Threats experts. Pipelines offer greater resilience, but remain vulnerable to Iranian missiles, drones, sabotage, and other attacks on critical energy
The Postwar Threat to Gulf Energy Infrastructure | CSIS
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China’s operating cost advantage reflects the combined benefits of scale, high-capacity utilization, industrial policy, and vertically integrated supply chains, which together place Chinese smelters among the most competitive globally, writes Ryuhei Ono. Read:
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The Greenland deal document is a NATO-first rather than an "American First" document, which puts the onus on Canada to build up operational options and capacity that can feed into a better political relationship when it becomes available, write CSIS experts. Read:
What Does the Greenland Deal Mean for North American Security? | CSIS
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To deter adversaries in space, capabilities and their effects must be revealed alongside enough information about intent for an adversary to accurately calibrate its risk calculation, writes Chantal Li. Read:
Space Weapons: Disclosure Isn’t Enough for Deterrence | CSIS
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Japan has built one of the world's most comprehensive state responses to mineral supply risk. @GraceBaskaran is joined by Michio Daito to discuss Japan's national critical mineral strategy, the role of government finance, and opportunities for allied cooperation. Watch:
What can the West Learn from Japan's Critical Minerals Strategy? | Mapping Minerals Diplomacy
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