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Beyond Taiwan: “Are There Other Crocodiles Closer to the Boat?” & “The United States in the Indo-Pacific: Pivoting or Pretending.”

Richard Fontaine, Chief Executive Officer of Centre for a New American Security & Beth Sanner, Senior fellow at Harvard University Belfer Centre & Former Deputy Director for National Intelligence, addresses the National Press Club of Australia on “Beyond Taiwan: Are There Other Crocodiles Closer to the Boat?” & “The United States in the Indo-Pacific: Pivoting or Pretending.”

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What To Expect from Biden at COP27, ASEAN, and G20 Summits

President Biden is about to depart on a trip with an ambitious itinerary: meetings on climate at the COP27, on relations with Southeast Asia at the U.S.-ASEAN summit, and on a range of political and economic issues at the G20. With so many high priority topics to cover, what’s realistic to expect? What are the big challenges that the White House should focus on? And how might the outcome of this week’s elections factor in?

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Carnegie Connects: U.S. Intel and the Ukraine Crisis With Beth Sanner

The U.S. Intelligence Community has played a critical role in predicting Putin’s invasion and countering Moscow’s disinformation campaign as the Biden administration purposefully released intelligence on the Kremlin’s plans and troop movements leading up to the invasion. But what are the challenges of intelligence gathering and analysis in response to a fast-moving crisis?

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Beth Sanner Breaks Down the Russia-Ukraine Crisis on CNN

In this CNN appearance, presidential intelligence briefer and 35-year national security leader Beth Sanner breaks down the heightened tensions between Russia and Ukraine, as well as how events are escalating at the border between the two countries. As a senior-most analyst in the U.S. Intelligence Community and the former Deputy Director of National Intelligence, Sanner has observed Russia for several years and speaks expertly to its goals in this conflict, as well as when a potential planned offensive could take a place.

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