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11/11/25 National Security and Korean News and Commentary

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11.11.2025 at 04:10pm
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National Security News:

1. The AI Cold War That Will Redefine Everything
2. Europe Is in a Gray Zone Between War and Peace
3. Exclusive | China Hatches Plan to Keep U.S. Military From Getting Its Rare-Earth Magnets
4. The 20-Somethings Who Raised $121 Million to Build Military Drones
5. Syria Joins Coalition Against Islamic State as Nation’s Leader Visits Trump
6. The Lavish Lifestyle of an Alleged Chinese Agent Gets a Spotlight in Trial
7. Guam is America’s Pacific shield — and must be tied into Golden Dome
8. F.B.I. Director Is Said to Have Made a Pledge to Head of MI5, Then Broken It
9. America First? For DC swamp, it’s always ‘War First’ by Senator Rand Paul
10. Resistance is Futile… Until it’s Not: Assessing a Nation’s Willingness to Build Resistance Capability Prior to Invasion
11. Pakistan’s Fight Against the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the Limits of Diplomatic Engagements with Afghanistan
12. Military experts warn security hole in most AI chatbots can sow chaos
13. ‘America First’ Does Not Mean ‘America Alone’: Hegseth Reaffirms U.S. Commitment to Indo-Pacific
14. Funding for SDA’s next missile tracking contracts diverted to troop payments: Sources
15. Zelenskyy seeks US Patriot systems against Russia’s power grid attacks
16. U.K. sends anti-drone troops to Belgium as airports shut down amid warnings of Russian “hybrid warfare”
17. In Defense of Aircraft Carriers and a Navy that is Not ‘Broken’
18. ‘Marines’ doc focuses on purpose amid shifting Pacific landscape
19. What Veterans Can Do for Their Country
20. A Hidden Hunger Crisis Is Destabilizing the World
21. Ukraine’s Hardest Winter
22. How To Win the War in the Next Decade, Part I: The Problem
23. Harding Highlight! – The Harding Project goes #international (Korea)
24. ‘Thanks, U.S.A.’ – If Only More Americans Could See This Place

Korean News:

1. New broadcasting service launches to spread outside info to North Koreans
2. U.S. lawmaker reintroduces N. Korean human rights reauthorization act
3. KDVA Honors American Veterans on U.S. Veterans Day
4. FM Cho may meet with Rubio at G7 gathering amid standstill in joint fact sheet release
5. S. Korea-U.S. agreement on investment package does not require parliamentary ratification: industry minister
6. S. Korea suspends review on Google’s map data transfer, asks for supplement
7. Another N. Korean east coast tourism area in stage of completion
8. North Korea’s wealthy pay premium for imported winter coats as status symbols
9. S. Korea’s top envoy to Russia vows to lay groundwork for restoring bilateral relations
10. North Korean party reminds officials that ‘people are foundation of socialism’ ahead of congress
11. Lee urges stern punishment for hate speech, disinformation
12. Unification minister’s remarks send mixed signals on NK policy
13. Beyond control: The 57th SCM and the future of the Korea-U.S. alliance
14. Beyond headlines: Seoul’s post-APEC challenge
15. A Big Data Center Planned in South Korea Could Be Built and Run by AI
16. The U.S.’s Most Ambitious Shipyard Project Just Got Tougher
17. Seoul’s submarine scenarios
18. Harding Highlight! – The Harding Project goes #international (Korea)
19. Fault Lines Daily Summary – November 11, 2025 (Korea Plus)
20. Regime fears the truth: how HRNK gives world Its most powerful weapon against North Korea

About The Author

  • David Maxwell is a retired U.S. Army Special Forces Colonel who has spent more than 30 years in the Asia Pacific region (primarily Korea, Japan, and the Philippines) as a practitioner, specializing in Northeast Asian Security Affairs and irregular, unconventional, and political warfare. He is the Vice President of the Center for Asia Pacific Strategy. He commanded the Joint Special Operations Task Force Philippines during the war on terrorism and is the former J5 and Chief of Staff of the Special Operations Command Korea, and G3 of the US Army Special Operations Command. Following retirement, he was the Associate Director of the Security Studies Program at Georgetown University. He is a member of the board of directors of the Committee for Human Rights in North Korea and the OSS Society, on the board of advisers of Spirit of America, and is a contributing editor to Small Wars Journal.

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