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Dec 5, 2017

SIGINT for Anyone: The Growing Availability of Signals Intelligence in the Public Domain

This Perspective examines signals intelligence (SIGINT) technologies available outside of government to understand the capabilities they provide and their implications for government policy and practices.
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Dec 5, 2017

استخبارات الإشارات (SIGINT) للجميع: التوفر المتنامي لاستخبارات الإشارات في المجال العام

يدرس هذا المنظور تقنيات استخبارات الإشارات (SIGINT) المتوفرة خارج إطار الحكومة لفهم القدرات التي توفرها وآثارها على سياسات الحكومة وممارساتها.
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Dec 5, 2017

Not Everything Is Broken with U.S. Transportation and Water Infrastructure; Improved Targeted Strategies Needed to Fix Infrastructure Funding and Finance

Transportation and water infrastructure funding and finance in the United States are not nearly as dire as some believe, but a national consensus on infrastructure priorities, accompanied by targeted spending and selected policy changes, is needed.
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Dec 5, 2017

Fixing U.S. Infrastructure's Ills Requires an Accurate Diagnosis

This brief examines how the federal government can better promote investment in and maintenance of U.S. transportation and water infrastructure.
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Dec 5, 2017

Not Everything Is Broken: The Future of U.S. Transportation and Water Infrastructure Funding and Finance

This report identifies policies that promote and deter investment in and maintenance of U.S. transportation and water infrastructure.
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Dec 5, 2017

未到万事俱废时: 美国交通运输和水利设施的融资与财务前景内容摘要 (内容摘要)

This report identifies policies that promote and deter investment in and maintenance of U.S. transportation and water infrastructure.
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Dec 5, 2017

لم يُصبْ الخلل كل شيء مستقبل التمويل والدعم المالي للبنية التحتية للنقل والمياه في الولايات المتحدة

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Migrant Crisis in the Mediterranean: What You Need to Know

The countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea are facing unprecedented stress. A former lieutenant with the Italian Navy is now a RAND researcher, working to help others appreciate the scope of the crisis.
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How to Solve the Mediterranean's Migrant Crisis

Destroying smugglers' vessels could contribute to reducing illegal migration and impact the business model that makes smuggling so profitable. But it won't stop smuggling altogether.
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China's Island-Building Stirs Fears, but Creates Openings for U.S.

News of proposed Navy patrols nearby disputed islands claimed by China suggests that the United States is toughening its response to Beijing's assertive territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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Jun 12, 2014

China Unlikely to Blink in Maritime Dispute with Vietnam over Oil Rig

Tensions are rising in the South China Sea, where China moved a state-owned oil rig, reportedly accompanied by six warships, into disputed waters last month, triggering anti-Chinese demonstrations in Vietnam that resulted in four deaths. Beijing has denied reports indicating the presence of Chinese warships in the region, while Hanoi has threatened legal action.
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May 12, 2014

Death Is Never Far When You Are at Sea

The U.S. marine safety record is impressive, arguably the best in the world. Yet, as the heartbreaking example of the Sewol demonstrates, the United States must never become complacent.

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