Global Security Analysis

Tracking and analyzing developments in terrorism, counterintelligence, conflict, cyber conflict, and global security.

[Global Security Analysis @SecConflict]

I’ve launched TerrorismPortal: a public historical and analytical database of 11,887 records spanning 1881–2026, with maps, timelines, source provenance and transparent confidence levels.

Feedback, corrections and collaboration are welcome.
#Terrorism #CounterTerrorism #OpenData

https://t.co/b772XN9yyt

[EL PAÍS Chile @elpais_chile]

El economista Jorge Quiroz, con fama de doctrinario, implacable y duro, habla con EL PAÍS de su faceta de escritor y de cómo los libros sobre capitalismo que leyó en su adolescencia moldearon su pensamiento, en contraste con las ideas de izquierda de sus padres. “¿Cómo es que salí de derecha? Esa era la inquietud de mi psicoanalista”, confiesa https://t.co/S9dxYLJIwe

🖋️ @am_sanhueza

[Foreign Affairs @ForeignAffairs]

.@MikeFroman argues that China must adopt a more sustainable growth strategy:
https://t.co/RzkGw470Mb

[Nikkei Asia @NikkeiAsia]

A Chinese rare-earth project in Laos has been suspended, highlighting that while China boasts the world's largest rare-earth reserves, it relies on imports from countries such as Laos and Myanmar for certain types of the elements.
https://t.co/2Ab3AmRhyq

[Foreign Affairs @ForeignAffairs]

“With global uncertainty on the rise, China hopes that closer contact and clearer communication with North Korea can serve its most important goal—keeping its immediate neighborhood calm,” writes Zheng Jiyong.
https://t.co/tmjDPxfmQ8

[Bin Xie @bxieus]

This is inside of the Chinese-made C919 passenger jet. The flight attendants are using tissues to deal with a water leak problem—it’s slow leak but really annoying.

Made in China.

[Global Security Analysis @SecConflict]

@ForeignAffairs Beijing has leverage, but not control.

[Foreign Affairs @ForeignAffairs]

“For Beijing, the biggest risk of closer North Korean–Russian cooperation is that it provides an excellent pretext for Japan, South Korea, and the United States to accelerate the integration of their bloc,” writes Zheng Jiyong.
https://t.co/tmjDPxfmQ8

[Global Security Analysis @SecConflict]

Secuestro en Níger, pero sin atribución terrorista confirmada: contexto yihadista no equivale a autoría.

https://t.co/mIgNM3ku8v

[Global Security Analysis @SecConflict]

@ForeignAffairs @MikeFroman AI, overcapacity, price wars, and extreme speed create tremendous technological capacity, but also products with -Q (lower quality).

[Foreign Affairs @ForeignAffairs]

“Even if the next crisis is made in China, the cleanup is likely to fall, as it often does, on the United States and the institutions it anchors,” writes @MikeFroman.
https://t.co/r3vWyMJqq3

[Global Security Analysis @SecConflict]

@ForeignAffairs @MikeFroman The Chinese paradox: Is its global industrial success its true Achilles' heel?

[Global Security Analysis @SecConflict]

@LaHistoriaUSA China destaca por copiar, adaptar y escalar tecnología muy rápido. Pero el control de calidad...

[TheIslander! @TheIsla70352665]

@bayrakmedya Keep in mind that the technology for lasers, and just about everything else, has been stolen by the Chinese and avoided years of research, costs, development, ect…..like starting a marathon at the 22 mile mark.

[Global Security Analysis @SecConflict]

@ForeignAffairs @MarkZJia Should Chinese companies comply with U.S. sanctions?

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

Generating power from waves.

📽: CorPower Ocean

[Foreign Affairs @ForeignAffairs]

“Even though the Powell Doctrine’s influence began to wane long ago, no administration ever truly repudiated it—at least until President Donald Trump’s second term,” writes @KoriSchake.
https://t.co/IQdefg1eNv

[Foreign Affairs @ForeignAffairs]

Listen to the latest episode of “The Foreign Affairs Interview,” featuring Jen Easterly on how the United States can prepare for AI-enabled cyberattacks:
https://t.co/1XrDt7mAMe

[Foreign Affairs @ForeignAffairs]

.@HalBrands examines the United States’ options for approaching artificial superintelligence—and argues that Washington should position itself to “take advantage of a variety of possible futures.”
https://t.co/tYBLPSqDBp

[Global Security Analysis @SecConflict]

@ForeignAffairs @HalBrands A few years ago, “what would happen if it stopped obeying humans?” would have sounded silly; today, it is dizzying.