Researchers' personal stories demonstrate the contributions of foreign-born STEM experts to U.S. science and technology
In the latest FAS Congressional Science Policy Initiative Newsletter, hear from U.S. scientists, engineers, and technologists about how close international collaborations and being welcoming to foreign-born researchers greatly benefits our national priorities. →
Analysis: Why North Korea Is Testing Missiles Again
FAS' Ankit Panda co-writes in Foreign Affairs (with Vipin Narang): "Each day that passes without a grand deal is one where North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs continue to expand and improve […] If North Korea’s end-of-year deadline passes without a shift in the U.S. negotiating position, Kim may ring in the New Year with a bang." →
Analysis: Is The Pentagon Exaggerating Russian Tactical Nuclear Weapons?
FAS' Hans Kristensen writes for Forbes: "So, members of Congress, next time STRATCOM or DOD comes to brief you on Russian tactical nuclear weapons and claim they are increasing and the United States is at a disadvantage so you have to give them more money to buy new ones, don’t just take it at face value but ask them where they get their numbers from." →
