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Charai in The National Interest: How the US Can Sustain Deterrence After Khamenei

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Charai for The Jerusalem Post: After the strikes: Planning for Iran’s ‘day after’

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Daniels featured on NewsNation panel on the Pentagon’s use of AI

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On February 28, Forward Defense Nonresident Senior Fellow Owen Daniels appeared on a NewsNation panel discussing the Pentagon’s feud with Anthropic. Daniels points out that Anthropic’s action could set a precedent for future AI companies behavior, and that the Pentagon was concerned by this possibility.  

Daniels quoted in CNN article on the Anthropic safety saga

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On February 26, Forward Defense Nonresident Senior Fellow Owen Daniels was quoted in a CNN article on the Pentagon’s security concerns over Anthropic. Daniels pointed out that a large, near-term consequence for Anthropic is the loss of client and potential customer value and trust in the company.  

Kroenig in The Wall Street Journal on Iran’s military capabilities

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On February 27, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was quoted in The Wall Street Journal on Iran's intercontinental ballistic missile program.

Tannebaum featured on Bloomberg Radio podcast discussing the need for further economic pressure on Russia for peace talks

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Donovan quoted by Energy Intelligence Group on the legality of secondary tariffs under Supreme Court IEEPA ruling

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Lipsky featured on CNN discussing the nature of Trump’s new 15% global tariff and the future of trade policy

Siegel cited in Washington Post on possible repercussions of utilizing FinCEN and geographic targeting orders in Minneapolis

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Daniels in PBS News on Anthropic’s bargaining power with the Pentagon

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On February 24, Forward Defense Nonresident Senior Fellow Owen Daniels was quoted in a PBS News article on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s feud with AI company Anthropic. In the article, Daniels points out that Anthropic does not have much bargaining power in the Pentagon, as other peers have complied with department policy.