Distinguished Fellow Mike Pompeo discusses the principles of deterrence and what the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will need to do to contain Russia in the long term on Fox News.

“To preserve the peace in this new cold war and deter aggression from the axis of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, the United States must do exactly what President [Ronald] Reagan did: prepare for major war, pressure and lead allies to help us, and convince our enemies that we have the ability and will to win,” writes Senior Fellow Rebeccah Heinrichs in Townhall.

It is within Ukraine’s power to defeat Russia and liberate its lands—but only if Kyiv’s international partners continue to provide support. Today from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Hudson will commemorate ten years of occupation and two years of full-scale war with a series of expert panels. Watch live here.

An increasing number of Chinese nationals are entering the United States illegally, and Beijing has ramped up its cyberattacks against America. Watch China Center Director Miles Yu on C‑SPAN’s Washington Journal to learn about the dual threat this poses to US security.

Expanding on his recent report, which explains how the US needs a “hedge force” to defend Taiwan, Center for Defense Concepts and Technology Director Bryan Clark appears on the CavasShips Podcast to discuss the future role of unmanned systems in US force design.

BEFORE YOU GO...

Adjunct Fellow Mario Mancuso warns on WTOP News radio that if the US and Europe do not give Ukraine the support it needs to win, NATO could be at war with Russia within the next decade.