National Security Reporter, The Washington Post
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By: John Hudson, Ellen Nakashima, Dan Lamothe
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is slated to meet Taiwan’s president, Tsai Ing-wen, next week in California, an engagement China strongly opposes.
By: Craig Timberg, Ellen Nakashima, Hakan Tanriverdi, Hannes Munzinger
More than 5,000 pages of documents from a Moscow-based contractor offer glimpse into planning and training that would allow Russia’s intelligence agencies and hacking groups to find vulnerabilities, coordinate attacks and control online activity.
By: Evan Hill, Samuel Oakford, Dan Lamothe, Ellen Nakashima
The documents outline a wealth of information about the Ukrainian and Russian militaries, and include highly sensitive analyses about China and other nations.
By: Ellen Nakashima, Shane Harris, Samuel Oakford, Devlin Barrett
No charges have been filed yet in the fast-moving intelligence leak case involving U.S. military secrets.
By: Cate Cadell, Ellen Nakashima, Evan Hill, Christian Shepherd
THE DISCORD LEAKS
By: Devlin Barrett, Shane Harris, Ellen Nakashima
THE DISCORD LEAKS
By: Christian Shepherd, Ellen Nakashima, Cate Cadell
The U.S. military assessments address the precariousness of Taiwan’s air defenses, reduced warning time for an attack and how China might use space assets.
By: Toluse Olorunnipa, Ellen Nakashima, Michelle Ye Hee Lee
President Biden plans to use a state visit by South Korea's Yoon Suk Yeol to launch a set of new measures aimed at publicly countering the growing nuclear threat from North Korea.
By: Ellen Nakashima
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. meets with Biden on Monday as the U.S. and Philippines react to Chinese aggression
By: Ellen Nakashima, Emily Rauhala
NATO hasn’t committed to the level of permanent on-the-ground troops that some nations wanted. And military mobility remains a problem.
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