FAS Roundup – April 2, 2018

By FAS • April 2, 2018

Dr. ADAM MOUNT, Senior Fellow & Director of the FAS Defense Posture Project, spoke with MSNBC to discuss U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton’s “dangerous” views on North Korea. →

ANKIT PANDA, FAS’ newest Adjunct Senior Fellow for the Defense Posture Project, testified at a U.S.-China Commission hearing titled, “China’s Relations with U.S. Allies and Partners in the Asia Pacific.”

? Recording of Panda’s testimony (starts at 02:11:00) / via USCC
? PDF of Panda’s testimony / via FAS

What Trump’s Team Need to Know About the Kim-Xi Meeting in Beijing

By ANKIT PANDA
President Trump’s team should take note of the overriding theme of the Xinhua news agency… →

STEVEN AFTERGOOD, Director of the FAS Project on Government Secrecy, published several new entries in Secrecy News, including expert analysis (and a postscript) of ODNI’s statement that transparency will build trust in intelligence:

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Passport Services Will Be Missed When Russian Consulate In Seattle Closes

Hans Kristensen, Dir., FAS Nuclear Information Project, appears on NPR Morning Edition. →

Three big questions about a Trump-Kim summit

Dr. Adam Mount, Sr. Fellow & Dir., FAS Defense Posture Project, was cited by The Sydney Morning Herald for analysis of the Kim-Xi meeting. →

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