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From my perspective, I am still struggling to "decode terror" and very much view that endeavor as a group project, but I am honored by this Modern Diplomacy profile: moderndiplomacy.eu/2025/06/04/bri…

📹 New video: Researchers discuss China's domination of the critical mineral supply chain, potential benefits and economic viability of seabed mining for critical minerals, and the need for the U.S. to incorporate seabed mining into its planning. bit.ly/43FvK3t

Space has played an unprecedented role in the war in Ukraine. What challenges and opportunities does this highlight for the U.S. moving forward? bit.ly/4koe5ED

Some AI models have demonstrated impressive performance, but they also consume exponentially increasing amounts of resources. Who might pay for the large costs of developing and deploying new models if resource requirements continue to increase? bit.ly/4jtd2Sk

Experts identify three approaches that could help defend military bases against drone incursions: bit.ly/4kUrzI5

New research explores a simple and effective intervention that could stop millions of opioid pills from flowing into communities for misuse each year: bit.ly/4kvMIse

"If New START expires with nothing to replace it, there would be no agreed-upon limits on the world's two largest nuclear arsenals for the first time in decades." RAND's Samuel Charap and Kingston Reif discuss: bit.ly/4kXKD8l

Who could fund future AI development? New paper explores: bit.ly/4mNFzFe

"Trump's approach toward Russia has been dominated by his push to end the country's war against Ukraine. But the administration has an opportunity to make progress on another urgent national security imperative: nuclear arms control." bit.ly/45N86oa

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Open-source intelligence is no longer a peripheral tool, say RAND experts. These data sources may now offer critical insights into adversaries' activities, public sentiment, and emerging trends. bit.ly/43Xsbpj

Housing as health care? RAND's Sarah Hunter and Ryan McBain explore: bit.ly/43G65ZK

"With over 85 percent of the world's nuclear warheads between them, the U.S. and Russia have a special obligation to reduce the existential threat posed by these weapons." RAND experts consider a deal on nuclear arms control: bit.ly/4ksAksR

Excessive drinking is a leading factor in preventable deaths among U.S. veterans and is associated with higher health care usage. New paper offers recommendations for preventing and treating alcohol use disorder: bit.ly/4mU7EL5

Accurate data on firearm injuries in the United States are critical to understand the costs and prevention of gun violence. But comprehensive data on injuries are unavailable. Instead, we developed estimates covering 2000-2022 that can be downloaded: rand.org/research/gun-p…

Media advisory: Join RAND China experts June 24 for a call exploring whether the U.S. or China is better positioned to weather a global trade and economic war—as well as its potential to trigger broader geopolitical and military tensions. bit.ly/4kCqMLS

"The trade war is as much a test of China's economic resilience as it is of U.S. pressure," say RAND's Gerard DiPippo and Benjamin Lenain. bit.ly/4kItC2e

This new report offers an open-source account of space activities throughout the war in Ukraine, highlighting relevant lessons for the national security community. bit.ly/43mSC8W

As teachers across the country pack up their classrooms for summer break, RAND education researchers Elizabeth Steiner and Ashley Woo discuss the state of educator well-being on the Policy Minded podcast. bit.ly/45dwf7b

"Though New START's February 2026 expiration is fast approaching, reinvigorating it and resuming a regular dialogue could lay the foundation for more far-reaching agreements." bit.ly/4mEMPmC