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National Security Strategy (United States)
The National Security Strategy (NSS) is a document prepared periodically by the executive branch of the government of the United States for Congress which outlines the major national security concerns of the United States and how the administration plans to deal with them. The legal foundation for the document is spelled out in the Goldwater-Nichols Act. The document is purposely general in content (contrast with the National Military Strategy, NMS) and its implementation relies on elaborating guidance provided in supporting documents (including the NMS).
Purposes of the NSS Report
The requirement of producing this report along with the budget request leads to an iterative, interagency process involving high level meetings that helps to resolve internal differences in foreign policy agendas. However, “this report was not to be a neutral planning document, as many academics and even some in uniform think it to be. Rather it was … intended to serve five primary purposes.”
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National Security Strategy (United Kingdom)
The National Security Strategy of the United Kingdom sets out the risks that UK faces and how the government of that day will address such risks.
List of known National Security Strategies presented
National Security Strategy 2008
The UK government's first National Security Strategy, 'The National Security Strategy of the United Kingdom: Security in an interdependent world', was released by the Cabinet Office in March 2008 under the Labour Party-led Government. This was updated in 2009, under the heading 'Security for the Next Generation'.
National Security Strategy 2010
The UK government's second National Security Strategy was published in October 2010 under the Conservative-Liberal Democrat Parliament. It is titled "A Strong Britain in an Age of Uncertainty". It outlines threats facing the United Kingdom, and defences against these threats. It emphasises the risks posed by terrorism, cyberwarfare, international military crises, and natural disasters.
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Security Strategy
A Security Strategy is a document prepared periodically which outlines the major security concerns of a country or organisation and outlines plans to deal with them. Several national security strategies exist:
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National security
National security is a concept that a government, along with its parliaments, should protect the state and its citizens against all kind of "national" crises through a variety of power projections, such as political power, diplomacy, economic power, military might, and so on.
The concept developed mostly in the United States after World War II. Initially focusing on military might, it now encompasses a broad range of facets, all of which impinge on the non-military or economic security of the nation and the values espoused by the national society. Accordingly, in order to possess national security, a nation needs to possess economic security, energy security, environmental security, etc. Security threats involve not only conventional foes such as other nation-states but also non-state actors such as violent non-state actors, narcotic cartels, multinational corporations and non-governmental organisations; some authorities include natural disasters and events causing severe environmental damage in this category.
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National Security (2012 film)
National Security (Hangul: 남영동 1985; RR: Namyeong-dong 1985) is a 2012 South Korean prison drama film based on the memoir by Kim Geun-tae, a democracy activist who was kidnapped and tortured by national police inspector Lee Geun-an for 22 days in 1985 during the Chun Doo-hwan regime.
Calling the film "the most painful experience in my 30 years as a filmmaker," director Chung Ji-young wanted the audience to reflect on the theme of torture. He said he found the courage to make the film so that Korean viewers will "engage with our sad history and the sacrifices of great people like Kim Geun-tae in a concrete, meaningful way. If we triumph over the past, we can move forward with unity and reconciliation."
Plot
September 4, 1985. Kim Jong-tae (Park Won-sang), 37, a prominent activist against the military dictatorship of Chun Doo-hwan and onetime commissioner of the Youth Federation for Democracy, is arrested and taken to a special interrogation facility in Namyeong-dong, a district in the center of Seoul synonymous with political torture in the 1970s and 80s because it was the location of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA). During the first three days he is allowed no food or sleep and told to write an exhaustive essay on his life to date. On the fourth day, in order to find out why he resigned from the YFD, head interrogator Park Nam-eun (Myung Gye-nam) starts water torture, and on the next day waterboarding. On the sixth day, torture specialist Lee Du-han, known as "The Undertaker" (Lee Geung-young), starts a deadlier form of water torture, trying to get Jong-tae to admit he is a communist in league with North Korea. By the 11th day Jong-tae writes whatever they want him to, but Lee says it's full of inconsistencies and unusable in a court of law. The next day, after finding Jong-tae tried to smuggle out a note to his wife (Woo Hee-jin), Lee resumes a more painful version of water torture, as well as electric shocks.
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National Security (2003 film)
National Security is a 2003 action comedy film, directed by Dennis Dugan, starring Martin Lawrence and Steve Zahn. In addition to Lawrence and Zahn, National Security boasts an additional cast of Bill Duke, Eric Roberts, Colm Feore, Matt McCoy, and others.
The film was released in January 2003 and went on to gross over $50 million worldwide at the box office. The film was shot at various locations in Greater Los Angeles, including Long Beach and Santa Clarita.
Plot
Two LAPD policemen, Hank Rafferty (Zahn) and his partner Charlie Reed (Timothy Busfield), investigate a warehouse heist and discover a gang of thieves, one of which shoots Charlie to death before they escape.
Meanwhile, Earl Montgomery's (Lawrence) lifelong dream to become a police officer is thwarted when he flunks police academy.
Hank crosses paths with Earl when Hank notices Earl trying to get into his car when he finds his keys locked inside. Hank starts to question Earl, who race-baits Hank to the point of getting himself arrested. A bumblebee comes along, to which Earl is violently allergic. Earl panics and Hank tries to swat the bee away with his nightstick. From afar, it appears as if Hank, a white policeman, is brutalizing a black suspect while at the same time a Latino man catches the incident on videotape. Disgraced, Hank is dismissed from the police force and charged with aggravated assault against Earl. He is sentenced to six months in prison.
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What is a National Security Strategy and Why Have One? - Stephen Mariano
Stephen Mariano looks at the benefits of having a national security strategy, the means and instruments for achieving it, and even some reasons a country might *not* want a public security strategy. CHAPTERS 1:06 - What is a national security strategy? 3:02 - Inward- vs. outward-facing strategies 3:39 - Rationale for having a national security strategy 5:44 - Rationales for *not* having a national security strategy 7:24 - The means for implementing a national security strategy
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The US National Security Strategy in 6 points – Geopolitics with Alex Stubb
In this episode, Alex Stubb delves into the national security strategy of a central player in geopolitics: the United States of America. Alex summarises the 50-page document that came out in October 2022 in six main points. Don’t forget to subscribe to this channel if you are enjoying this series! We train current and future leaders in governance beyond the state. The School of Transnational Governance was established in 2017 as part of the European University Institute in Florence. In the cradle of the Renaissance, we teach, train and learn by providing a platform where transnational policy actors across politics, business, civil society, media and academia meet. We are here for anyone with an open and independent mind, for thinkers and for doers. We bring together some of the best tea...
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The National Security Strategy Formulation Process - Thomas Staal
In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on National Security Strategy Development for senior-level security professionals from across Africa.
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Trump's national security strategy | IN 60 SECONDS
How do the goals of President Trump's new national security strategy compare to those of past presidents, and those he outlined as a candidate? AEI scholar Gary Schmitt gives his take on those questions. ARTICLE – What happened to the Trump military buildup? https://goo.gl/VpZ75H ARTICLE – Trump's uN speech: What makes America first https://goo.gl/HYiV1y Subscribe to AEI's YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/AEIVideos?sub_confirmation=1 Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AEIonline Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AEI For more information http://www.aei.org Photo credits: Reuters Music credit: BY – "Crusade" by Kevin MacLeod https://goo.gl/EAYMs8 Music marked "BY" is used under Creative Commons Attribution License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/...
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National Interest, Security Policy, & Strategy: Case Studies - Miguel Ferreira da Silva
In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on National Security Strategy Development for senior-level security professionals from across Africa.
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National Security Strategy: A Must Have?
It’s not exactly known whether India has a document outlining the national security strategy but there’s none in the public domain so far. As efforts to bring about jointness among the three Services gather pace, there’s chatter about the need to first get a national security strategy in place. But is that the necessary prerequisite? The presence of such a strategy can’t be the deal-maker nor the absence of it be a deal-breaker for theaterisation, argues Rear Admiral Sudarshan Shrikhande (Retd), a former naval intelligence officer. In this chat with Bharat Shakti Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale, he says India should study the national security strategy documents of countries such as the United States and Russia in depth to imbibe the best practices there and also learn from their shortcom...
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National Security Strategy Or Theaterisation: What Should Come First?
NEW DELHI: It’s not exactly known whether India has a document outlining the national security strategy but there’s none in the public domain so far. As efforts to bring about jointness among the three Services gather pace, there’s chatter about the need to first get a national security strategy in place. But is that the necessary prerequisite? The presence of such a strategy can’t be the deal-maker nor the absence of it be a deal-breaker for theaterisation, argues Rear Admiral Sudarshan Shrikhande (Retd), a former naval intelligence officer. In this chat with StratNews Global Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale, he says India should study the national security strategy documents of countries such as the United States and Russia in depth to imbibe the best practices there and also learn from ...
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D-I-M-E elements of national power
Army War College Insights on Strategy welcomes Col. Michelle Ryan, Director, National Security Policy Program, as she discusses D-I-M-E elements of national power. More at: https://www.armywarcollege.edu/
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Who are the major threats in Germany's new national security strategy? | DW News
Germany has unveiled its first national security strategy - years in the making and accelerated following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. It includes more money for the military and fulfilling previous commitments on defense spending it's made to its NATO allies. The document has fleshed out and added structure to the historic turning point - the "Zeitenwende" - announced by Chancellor Scholz last year in the immediate aftermath of the Russian invasion. It's also a strategy for preparing German society for potential conflicts and making the country more resilient. After decades in which external threats seemed far away and Germany profited from a globalized economy, there has been a rude awakening. The country's first security strategy is a step towards addressing the realities of a new era...
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U.S. National Security Strategy aims at China while vowing to bolster extended deterrence ...
U.S. National Security Strategy aims at China while vowing to bolster extended deterrence against N. Korea 美, '러 위협'에도 中을 유일 경쟁자로 지목…북한, 3번 언급 The Biden administration has unveiled its first National Security Strategy highlighting China as it's main competitor as well as biggest geopolitical challenge. The report also mentioned North Korea, vowing to strengthen the extended deterrence against the regime. Our Shin Ha-young leads us off this morning. “America’s most consequential geopolitical challenge.” This is how the Biden administration has described China in an official report outlining its security and foreign policy objectives,... which was released on Wednesday. Biden’s National Security Strategy,... a congress-mandated document,... was planned to be delivered in January,... but t...
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What is a National Security Strategy and Why Have One? - Stephen Mariano
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Stephen Mariano looks at the benefits of having a national security strategy, the means and instruments for achieving it, and even some reasons a country might ...
Stephen Mariano looks at the benefits of having a national security strategy, the means and instruments for achieving it, and even some reasons a country might *not* want a public security strategy.
CHAPTERS
1:06 - What is a national security strategy?
3:02 - Inward- vs. outward-facing strategies
3:39 - Rationale for having a national security strategy
5:44 - Rationales for *not* having a national security strategy
7:24 - The means for implementing a national security strategy
https://wn.com/What_Is_A_National_Security_Strategy_And_Why_Have_One_Stephen_Mariano
Stephen Mariano looks at the benefits of having a national security strategy, the means and instruments for achieving it, and even some reasons a country might *not* want a public security strategy.
CHAPTERS
1:06 - What is a national security strategy?
3:02 - Inward- vs. outward-facing strategies
3:39 - Rationale for having a national security strategy
5:44 - Rationales for *not* having a national security strategy
7:24 - The means for implementing a national security strategy
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The US National Security Strategy in 6 points – Geopolitics with Alex Stubb
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In this episode, Alex Stubb delves into the national security strategy of a central player in geopolitics: the United States of America. Alex summarises the 50-...
In this episode, Alex Stubb delves into the national security strategy of a central player in geopolitics: the United States of America. Alex summarises the 50-page document that came out in October 2022 in six main points.
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https://wn.com/The_US_National_Security_Strategy_In_6_Points_–_Geopolitics_With_Alex_Stubb
In this episode, Alex Stubb delves into the national security strategy of a central player in geopolitics: the United States of America. Alex summarises the 50-page document that came out in October 2022 in six main points.
Don’t forget to subscribe to this channel if you are enjoying this series!
We train current and future leaders in governance beyond the state.
The School of Transnational Governance was established in 2017 as part of the European University Institute in Florence. In the cradle of the Renaissance, we teach, train and learn by providing a platform where transnational policy actors across politics, business, civil society, media and academia meet. We are here for anyone with an open and independent mind, for thinkers and for doers. We bring together some of the best teachers, trainers and policy-makers from around the world. We believe the goal of public policy is to bring out the best in people. Follow us on social media to stay up to date:
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The National Security Strategy Formulation Process - Thomas Staal
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In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on National Security Strategy Development for senior-level security profession...
In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on National Security Strategy Development for senior-level security professionals from across Africa.
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In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on National Security Strategy Development for senior-level security professionals from across Africa.
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Trump's national security strategy | IN 60 SECONDS
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How do the goals of President Trump's new national security strategy compare to those of past presidents, and those he outlined as a candidate? AEI scholar Gary...
How do the goals of President Trump's new national security strategy compare to those of past presidents, and those he outlined as a candidate? AEI scholar Gary Schmitt gives his take on those questions.
ARTICLE – What happened to the Trump military buildup? https://goo.gl/VpZ75H
ARTICLE – Trump's uN speech: What makes America first https://goo.gl/HYiV1y
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How do the goals of President Trump's new national security strategy compare to those of past presidents, and those he outlined as a candidate? AEI scholar Gary Schmitt gives his take on those questions.
ARTICLE – What happened to the Trump military buildup? https://goo.gl/VpZ75H
ARTICLE – Trump's uN speech: What makes America first https://goo.gl/HYiV1y
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National Interest, Security Policy, & Strategy: Case Studies - Miguel Ferreira da Silva
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In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on National Security Strategy Development for senior-level security profession...
In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on National Security Strategy Development for senior-level security professionals from across Africa.
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In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on National Security Strategy Development for senior-level security professionals from across Africa.
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National Security Strategy: A Must Have?
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It’s not exactly known whether India has a document outlining the national security strategy but there’s none in the public domain so far. As efforts to bring a...
It’s not exactly known whether India has a document outlining the national security strategy but there’s none in the public domain so far. As efforts to bring about jointness among the three Services gather pace, there’s chatter about the need to first get a national security strategy in place. But is that the necessary prerequisite? The presence of such a strategy can’t be the deal-maker nor the absence of it be a deal-breaker for theaterisation, argues Rear Admiral Sudarshan Shrikhande (Retd), a former naval intelligence officer. In this chat with Bharat Shakti Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale, he says India should study the national security strategy documents of countries such as the United States and Russia in depth to imbibe the best practices there and also learn from their shortcomings. Tune in for more.
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It’s not exactly known whether India has a document outlining the national security strategy but there’s none in the public domain so far. As efforts to bring about jointness among the three Services gather pace, there’s chatter about the need to first get a national security strategy in place. But is that the necessary prerequisite? The presence of such a strategy can’t be the deal-maker nor the absence of it be a deal-breaker for theaterisation, argues Rear Admiral Sudarshan Shrikhande (Retd), a former naval intelligence officer. In this chat with Bharat Shakti Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale, he says India should study the national security strategy documents of countries such as the United States and Russia in depth to imbibe the best practices there and also learn from their shortcomings. Tune in for more.
#india #army #indianarmy #indiannavy #indianairforce
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National Security Strategy Or Theaterisation: What Should Come First?
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NEW DELHI: It’s not exactly known whether India has a document outlining the national security strategy but there’s none in the public domain so far. As efforts...
NEW DELHI: It’s not exactly known whether India has a document outlining the national security strategy but there’s none in the public domain so far. As efforts to bring about jointness among the three Services gather pace, there’s chatter about the need to first get a national security strategy in place. But is that the necessary prerequisite? The presence of such a strategy can’t be the deal-maker nor the absence of it be a deal-breaker for theaterisation, argues Rear Admiral Sudarshan Shrikhande (Retd), a former naval intelligence officer. In this chat with StratNews Global Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale, he says India should study the national security strategy documents of countries such as the United States and Russia in depth to imbibe the best practices there and also learn from their shortcomings. Tune in for more.
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NEW DELHI: It’s not exactly known whether India has a document outlining the national security strategy but there’s none in the public domain so far. As efforts to bring about jointness among the three Services gather pace, there’s chatter about the need to first get a national security strategy in place. But is that the necessary prerequisite? The presence of such a strategy can’t be the deal-maker nor the absence of it be a deal-breaker for theaterisation, argues Rear Admiral Sudarshan Shrikhande (Retd), a former naval intelligence officer. In this chat with StratNews Global Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale, he says India should study the national security strategy documents of countries such as the United States and Russia in depth to imbibe the best practices there and also learn from their shortcomings. Tune in for more.
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D-I-M-E elements of national power
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Army War College Insights on Strategy welcomes Col. Michelle Ryan, Director, National Security Policy Program, as she discusses D-I-M-E elements of national pow...
Army War College Insights on Strategy welcomes Col. Michelle Ryan, Director, National Security Policy Program, as she discusses D-I-M-E elements of national power. More at: https://www.armywarcollege.edu/
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Army War College Insights on Strategy welcomes Col. Michelle Ryan, Director, National Security Policy Program, as she discusses D-I-M-E elements of national power. More at: https://www.armywarcollege.edu/
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Who are the major threats in Germany's new national security strategy? | DW News
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Germany has unveiled its first national security strategy - years in the making and accelerated following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. It includes more money f...
Germany has unveiled its first national security strategy - years in the making and accelerated following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. It includes more money for the military and fulfilling previous commitments on defense spending it's made to its NATO allies. The document has fleshed out and added structure to the historic turning point - the "Zeitenwende" - announced by Chancellor Scholz last year in the immediate aftermath of the Russian invasion. It's also a strategy for preparing German society for potential conflicts and making the country more resilient.
After decades in which external threats seemed far away and Germany profited from a globalized economy, there has been a rude awakening. The country's first security strategy is a step towards addressing the realities of a new era. The war in Ukraine broke out while this strategy was being planned, so how much did it change the calculations?
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Germany has unveiled its first national security strategy - years in the making and accelerated following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. It includes more money for the military and fulfilling previous commitments on defense spending it's made to its NATO allies. The document has fleshed out and added structure to the historic turning point - the "Zeitenwende" - announced by Chancellor Scholz last year in the immediate aftermath of the Russian invasion. It's also a strategy for preparing German society for potential conflicts and making the country more resilient.
After decades in which external threats seemed far away and Germany profited from a globalized economy, there has been a rude awakening. The country's first security strategy is a step towards addressing the realities of a new era. The war in Ukraine broke out while this strategy was being planned, so how much did it change the calculations?
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U.S. National Security Strategy aims at China while vowing to bolster extended deterrence against N. Korea
美, '러 위협'에도 中을 유일 경쟁자로 지목…북한, 3번 언급
The Biden admin...
U.S. National Security Strategy aims at China while vowing to bolster extended deterrence against N. Korea
美, '러 위협'에도 中을 유일 경쟁자로 지목…북한, 3번 언급
The Biden administration has unveiled its first National Security Strategy highlighting China as it's main competitor as well as biggest geopolitical challenge.
The report also mentioned North Korea, vowing to strengthen the extended deterrence against the regime.
Our Shin Ha-young leads us off this morning.
“America’s most consequential geopolitical challenge.”
This is how the Biden administration has described China in an official report outlining its security and foreign policy objectives,... which was released on Wednesday.
Biden’s National Security Strategy,... a congress-mandated document,... was planned to be delivered in January,... but that was put on hold due to the war in Ukraine.
In the latest security plan, the U.S. defined the strategic threats that the country is facing in two categories: competition with major powers like China,... and global challenges like climate change, the pandemic, and inflation.
In order to win in its competition with China, the U.S. says it will continue to enhance and expand its alliances while bolstering investment in underlying sources and tools of American power and influence.
Along with China-related issues, the strategy also mentioned constraining the threat from Russia as another priority,... but differentiated between the two.
It said Russia poses an immediate threat to international society due to its ongoing war,... while saying China is the only country with both the intent to reshape the international order as well as the economic, diplomatic, military and technological power to advance that objective.
The U.S. also reaffirmed its commitment to complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula through diplomacy,... vowing to bolster extended deterrence against North Korea to reign in missile threats.
North Korea was mentioned three times in the latest strategy document compared to 17 times in the previous administration's N-S-S report.
Meanwhile, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan says the U.S. has decided to strengthen cooperation with other countries comprehensively to deal with global challenges.
Shin Ha-young, Arirang News.
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U.S. National Security Strategy aims at China while vowing to bolster extended deterrence against N. Korea
美, '러 위협'에도 中을 유일 경쟁자로 지목…북한, 3번 언급
The Biden administration has unveiled its first National Security Strategy highlighting China as it's main competitor as well as biggest geopolitical challenge.
The report also mentioned North Korea, vowing to strengthen the extended deterrence against the regime.
Our Shin Ha-young leads us off this morning.
“America’s most consequential geopolitical challenge.”
This is how the Biden administration has described China in an official report outlining its security and foreign policy objectives,... which was released on Wednesday.
Biden’s National Security Strategy,... a congress-mandated document,... was planned to be delivered in January,... but that was put on hold due to the war in Ukraine.
In the latest security plan, the U.S. defined the strategic threats that the country is facing in two categories: competition with major powers like China,... and global challenges like climate change, the pandemic, and inflation.
In order to win in its competition with China, the U.S. says it will continue to enhance and expand its alliances while bolstering investment in underlying sources and tools of American power and influence.
Along with China-related issues, the strategy also mentioned constraining the threat from Russia as another priority,... but differentiated between the two.
It said Russia poses an immediate threat to international society due to its ongoing war,... while saying China is the only country with both the intent to reshape the international order as well as the economic, diplomatic, military and technological power to advance that objective.
The U.S. also reaffirmed its commitment to complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula through diplomacy,... vowing to bolster extended deterrence against North Korea to reign in missile threats.
North Korea was mentioned three times in the latest strategy document compared to 17 times in the previous administration's N-S-S report.
Meanwhile, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan says the U.S. has decided to strengthen cooperation with other countries comprehensively to deal with global challenges.
Shin Ha-young, Arirang News.
#US_National_Security_Strategy #China #Arirang_News
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What is a National Security Strategy and Why Have One? - Stephen Mariano
Stephen Mariano looks at the benefits of having a national security strategy, the means an...
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What is a National Security Strategy and Why Have One? - Stephen Mariano
What is a National Security Strategy and Why Have One? - Stephen Mariano
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Stephen Mariano looks at the benefits of having a national security strategy, the means and instruments for achieving it, and even some reasons a country might *not* want a public security strategy.
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1:06 - What is a national security strategy?
3:02 - Inward- vs. outward-facing strategies
3:39 - Rationale for having a national security strategy
5:44 - Rationales for *not* having a national security strategy
7:24 - The means for implementing a national security strategy
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The US National Security Strategy in 6 points – Geopolitics with Alex Stubb
In this episode, Alex Stubb delves into the national security strategy of a central player...
published: 14 Dec 2022
The US National Security Strategy in 6 points – Geopolitics with Alex Stubb
The US National Security Strategy in 6 points – Geopolitics with Alex Stubb
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In this episode, Alex Stubb delves into the national security strategy of a central player in geopolitics: the United States of America. Alex summarises the 50-page document that came out in October 2022 in six main points.
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The National Security Strategy Formulation Process - Thomas Staal
In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on Natio...
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The National Security Strategy Formulation Process - Thomas Staal
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In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on National Security Strategy Development for senior-level security professionals from across Africa.
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Trump's national security strategy | IN 60 SECONDS
How do the goals of President Trump's new national security strategy compare to those of p...
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Trump's national security strategy | IN 60 SECONDS
Trump's national security strategy | IN 60 SECONDS
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How do the goals of President Trump's new national security strategy compare to those of past presidents, and those he outlined as a candidate? AEI scholar Gary Schmitt gives his take on those questions.
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National Interest, Security Policy, & Strategy: Case Studies - Miguel Ferreira da Silva
In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on Natio...
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National Interest, Security Policy, & Strategy: Case Studies - Miguel Ferreira da Silva
National Interest, Security Policy, & Strategy: Case Studies - Miguel Ferreira da Silva
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In January 2017 the Africa Center for Strategic Studies held a week-long workshop on National Security Strategy Development for senior-level security professionals from across Africa.
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National Security Strategy: A Must Have?
It’s not exactly known whether India has a document outlining the national security strate...
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National Security Strategy: A Must Have?
National Security Strategy: A Must Have?
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It’s not exactly known whether India has a document outlining the national security strategy but there’s none in the public domain so far. As efforts to bring about jointness among the three Services gather pace, there’s chatter about the need to first get a national security strategy in place. But is that the necessary prerequisite? The presence of such a strategy can’t be the deal-maker nor the absence of it be a deal-breaker for theaterisation, argues Rear Admiral Sudarshan Shrikhande (Retd), a former naval intelligence officer. In this chat with Bharat Shakti Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale, he says India should study the national security strategy documents of countries such as the United States and Russia in depth to imbibe the best practices there and also learn from their shortcomings. Tune in for more.
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National Security Strategy Or Theaterisation: What Should Come First?
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National Security Strategy Or Theaterisation: What Should Come First?
National Security Strategy Or Theaterisation: What Should Come First?
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NEW DELHI: It’s not exactly known whether India has a document outlining the national security strategy but there’s none in the public domain so far. As efforts to bring about jointness among the three Services gather pace, there’s chatter about the need to first get a national security strategy in place. But is that the necessary prerequisite? The presence of such a strategy can’t be the deal-maker nor the absence of it be a deal-breaker for theaterisation, argues Rear Admiral Sudarshan Shrikhande (Retd), a former naval intelligence officer. In this chat with StratNews Global Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale, he says India should study the national security strategy documents of countries such as the United States and Russia in depth to imbibe the best practices there and also learn from their shortcomings. Tune in for more.
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D-I-M-E elements of national power
Army War College Insights on Strategy welcomes Col. Michelle Ryan, Director, National Secu...
published: 10 Oct 2018
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Army War College Insights on Strategy welcomes Col. Michelle Ryan, Director, National Security Policy Program, as she discusses D-I-M-E elements of national power. More at: https://www.armywarcollege.edu/
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Who are the major threats in Germany's new national security strategy? | DW News
Germany has unveiled its first national security strategy - years in the making and accele...
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Germany has unveiled its first national security strategy - years in the making and accelerated following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. It includes more money for the military and fulfilling previous commitments on defense spending it's made to its NATO allies. The document has fleshed out and added structure to the historic turning point - the "Zeitenwende" - announced by Chancellor Scholz last year in the immediate aftermath of the Russian invasion. It's also a strategy for preparing German society for potential conflicts and making the country more resilient.
After decades in which external threats seemed far away and Germany profited from a globalized economy, there has been a rude awakening. The country's first security strategy is a step towards addressing the realities of a new era. The war in Ukraine broke out while this strategy was being planned, so how much did it change the calculations?
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U.S. National Security Strategy aims at China while vowing to bolster extended deterrence against N. Korea
美, '러 위협'에도 中을 유일 경쟁자로 지목…북한, 3번 언급
The Biden administration has unveiled its first National Security Strategy highlighting China as it's main competitor as well as biggest geopolitical challenge.
The report also mentioned North Korea, vowing to strengthen the extended deterrence against the regime.
Our Shin Ha-young leads us off this morning.
“America’s most consequential geopolitical challenge.”
This is how the Biden administration has described China in an official report outlining its security and foreign policy objectives,... which was released on Wednesday.
Biden’s National Security Strategy,... a congress-mandated document,... was planned to be delivered in January,... but that was put on hold due to the war in Ukraine.
In the latest security plan, the U.S. defined the strategic threats that the country is facing in two categories: competition with major powers like China,... and global challenges like climate change, the pandemic, and inflation.
In order to win in its competition with China, the U.S. says it will continue to enhance and expand its alliances while bolstering investment in underlying sources and tools of American power and influence.
Along with China-related issues, the strategy also mentioned constraining the threat from Russia as another priority,... but differentiated between the two.
It said Russia poses an immediate threat to international society due to its ongoing war,... while saying China is the only country with both the intent to reshape the international order as well as the economic, diplomatic, military and technological power to advance that objective.
The U.S. also reaffirmed its commitment to complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula through diplomacy,... vowing to bolster extended deterrence against North Korea to reign in missile threats.
North Korea was mentioned three times in the latest strategy document compared to 17 times in the previous administration's N-S-S report.
Meanwhile, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan says the U.S. has decided to strengthen cooperation with other countries comprehensively to deal with global challenges.
Shin Ha-young, Arirang News.
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