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==FDD's key role== | ==FDD's key role== | ||
FDD played a key role in the international policy landscape during the Trump administration, conducting research and analysis aimed at strengthening the national security of the United States and reducing or eliminating threats posed by opponents and enemies of the U.S. Part of the intensified economic sanctions and the imposition of crippling economic sanctions during Trump's presidency stemmed from the decision-making of this think tank. | FDD played a key role in the international policy landscape during the Trump administration, conducting research and analysis aimed at strengthening the national security of the United States and reducing or eliminating threats posed by opponents and enemies of the U.S. Part of the intensified economic sanctions and the imposition of crippling economic sanctions during Trump's presidency stemmed from the decision-making of this [[Think tank|think tank]]. | ||
This institute was established shortly after the September 11, 2001 attacks. Its team includes experts from various backgrounds and fields—including policymakers, elites, military personnel, security officers, academics, and journalists. | This institute was established shortly after the September 11, 2001 attacks. Its team includes experts from various backgrounds and fields—including policymakers, elites, military personnel, security officers, academics, and journalists. | ||
Since the administrations of George W. Bush, Obama, and Trump, this think tank has shared its reports and research with policymakers, media outlets, and key members of these governments, as well as congressional offices. | Since the administrations of George W. Bush, Obama, and Trump, this [[Think tank|think tank]] has shared its reports and research with policymakers, media outlets, and key members of these governments, as well as congressional offices. | ||
Over the past 20 years, this institution has managed to establish its position among American officials. For example, consider the following remarks: | Over the past 20 years, this institution has managed to establish its position among American officials. For example, consider the following remarks: | ||
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To inform and accelerate this urgent effort, the center focuses on defense policy and strategy that complements FDD's expertise in sanctions, illicit financing, cyber warfare, as well as FDD's ongoing work related to regional security and terrorism in the Middle East. | To inform and accelerate this urgent effort, the center focuses on defense policy and strategy that complements FDD's expertise in sanctions, illicit financing, cyber warfare, as well as FDD's ongoing work related to regional security and terrorism in the Middle East. | ||
CMPP concentrates on the military and political elements of these threats and challenges, as well as the strategies, policies, budgets, capacities, capabilities, and readiness levels required by the Department of Defense to overcome them. The threats include those posed by China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. CMPP also pays special attention to political and military affairs, U.S. allies, ballistic missile defense, conventional force modernization, freedom of navigation, hybrid warfare, national security innovation base, nuclear modernization, and the military posture of the United States. | CMPP concentrates on the military and political elements of these threats and challenges, as well as the strategies, policies, budgets, capacities, capabilities, and readiness levels required by the Department of Defense to overcome them. The threats include those posed by China, Russia, [[Iran]], and North Korea. CMPP also pays special attention to political and military affairs, U.S. allies, ballistic missile defense, conventional force modernization, freedom of navigation, hybrid warfare, national security innovation base, nuclear modernization, and the military posture of the United States. | ||
==Barish Center for Media Integrity== | ==Barish Center for Media Integrity== | ||