Four Policies Candidates Can Embrace Today on America’s Counterterrorism Wars
These four proposals provide a set of policies for candidates – or the sitting president – that could be embraced.
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The US Military’s Fuel Profligacy in Context
DigiChina Digest – June 2019
Translation: Chinese Rules for Managing Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities Published in Draft Form
Translation: Chinese AI Alliance Drafts Self-Discipline ‘Joint Pledge’
Translation: Chinese Expert Group Offers ‘Governance Principles’ for ‘Responsible AI’
Five Big Questions Raised by China’s New Draft Cross-Border Data Rules
The Chinese government released new draft regulations with details for how major aspects of the Cybersecurity Law regime is to operate.
Translation: New Draft Rules on Cross-Border Transfer of Personal Information Out of China
Translation: New Draft Rules for ‘Critical Network Equipment Security Testing’ in China
New America and Stanford Cyber Policy Center Announce Collaboration for DigiChina’s Future
Stanford University and New America are proud to announce a new partnership to continue and expand the work of the DigiChina project.
The Contours of the United States’ Shadow War
It's not exactly a war in the conventional sense, and it's perhaps not even a war we can win. But we'd still be wise to pay attention.
CENTCOM: No Yemen Strikes in May 2019
CENTCOM’s statement marks two months with no U.S. military strikes in Yemen.
Translation: China’s New Draft ‘Data Security Management Measures’
What Violence in Somalia Says About the Challenges of Peacebuilding
What will it take to bring peace to Somalia? And how do you even begin that process?