12/11/22 National Security and Korean News and Commentary

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National Security News Content:

1. How False Beliefs Propel Cultural Conflict
2. Partisans claim responsibility for setting fire to Russian base in occupied Crimea
3. Washington’s Conventional War Strategy May Not Succeed If It Does Not Consider New Irregular Warfare Tactics.
4. Officials: Lockerbie bomb suspect is in US custody
5. Free for a month, Kherson still toils to clear Russian traps
6. In competition for talent, DOD needs to learn, adapt or be left behind
7. Taiwan pledges deeper Japan security cooperation as senior lawmaker visits
8. Rise of Open-Source Intelligence Tests U.S. Spies
9. Fierce claims to Crimea highlight slim chance of Russia-Ukraine peace deal
10. Taiwan mulls banning TikTok, accuses it of eroding public’s confidence in government
11. US Army intel office plots AI development with Project Linchpin
12. China’s alliance with Saudi Arabia signals a shift in the global order
13. Rejection of plan for super-embassy a ‘setback’ for China’s overseas operations
14. Opinion | Don’t Tell Your Non-Work Friends About the Decapitations
15. The Secret Washington Museum That Tourists Can’t Visit
16. America’s Allies Should Fear Abandonment
17. Washington’s Conventional War Strategy May Not Succeed If It Does Not Consider New Irregular Warfare Tactics.
18. Jack McCain: Congress should keep our promises to our allies by passing the Afghan Adjustment Act
 

Korean News Content:

1. North Korea Wants Dollars. It’s a Sign of Trouble.
2. Crypto Hitting ‘Mother Of All Economic Crises’ Threatens North Korea
3. North Korea’s Tactical Nuclear Threshold Is Frighteningly Low
4. On South Korean border island Baekryeong, tanks, guns and ‘dragon’s teeth’ guard front line
5. Kim Jong-un’s ban on foreign media defied as USBs in bottles sent into North Korea
6. North Korean tech freelancers’ earnings fund nukes, missiles
7. The North Korean Threat: A Thorn In Seoul’s Side – Analysis
8. Top nuclear envoy leaves for Indonesia for meetings with U.S., Japanese counterparts
9. U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Kritenbrink to visit Seoul this week
10. 18 foreign residents receive honorary Seoul citizenship
11. North Korea forces youth to join grueling pilgrimage to sacred Paektu mountain