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We’re Not Bots: Bots Can’t Build Partnerships

NSA's people are crucial to building partnerships

NGA Tearline: North Korea’s Hydroelectric Power – The Tanchon Power Station Project

To help meet its electrical energy needs, North Korea has placed great emphasis on the use of hydropower. One strategy to improve this sector has been to shift focus from large-scale dams and...

NGA Tearline: The Ice Curtain - Russia’s Military Moves Further North

Russia's military base at Alexandra Land could disrupt NATO’s vital sea lines of communication (SLOC) between North America and Europe, hindering U.S. military reinforcement to Europe.

NSA's GenCyber camps teach diverse students vital cyber skills

GEOINT analysis of hydroelectric dams along the Jangja and Taeryong Rivers

Ben Huebner succeeds Alex Joel as CLPT Chief at ODNI

NGA Tearline: Mining North Korea - Magnesite Production at Ryongyang Mine

Magnesite remains an important commodity for North Korea.

NGA Tearline: North Korea's Hydroelectric Power - Part 1

North Korea is shifting toward smaller hydropower plants to improve efficiency.

NSA joins forces with universities to improve cybersecurity education

How the CIA is Working to Ethically Deploy Artificial Intelligence

NGA Tearline: The Ice Curtain - Tiksi Airbase

Many Russian announcements, little equipment - Tiksi’s completion would represent a fusing of Russia’s military needs and its ambitious economic plans.

Impact of Lagos-Ibadan Railway on Port Congestion

Spillover Effects of Lagos-Ibadan Railway to the Regional Economy

When you think of the CIA, do you think of transparency?

For most people, the answer is probably no.

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Public's Daily Brief: Featured Articles

We’re Not Bots: Bots Can’t Build Partnerships

NSA's people are crucial to building partnerships

NGA Tearline: North Korea’s Hydroelectric Power – The Tanchon Power Station Project

NGA Tearline: The Ice Curtain - Russia’s Military Moves Further North

Teaching the Next Generation of Cybersecurity Professionals in Puerto Rico

NSA's GenCyber camps teach diverse students vital cyber skills

NGA Tearline: North Korea's Hydroelectric Power - Part 2

GEOINT analysis of hydroelectric dams along the Jangja and Taeryong Rivers

Benjamin T. Huebner Joins ODNI as Chief of the Office of Civil Liberties, Privacy, and Transparency

Ben Huebner succeeds Alex Joel as CLPT Chief at ODNI

NGA Tearline: Mining North Korea - Magnesite Production at Ryongyang Mine

NGA Tearline: North Korea's Hydroelectric Power - Part 1

Educating the Next Generation of Cyber Warriors

NSA joins forces with universities to improve cybersecurity education

Terminating AI Bias at CIA

How the CIA is Working to Ethically Deploy Artificial Intelligence

NGA Tearline: The Ice Curtain - Tiksi Airbase

NGA Tearline: China’s Belt and Road Initiative in Nigeria - Part 2

Impact of Lagos-Ibadan Railway on Port Congestion

NGA Tearline: China’s Belt and Road Initiative in Nigeria - Part 1

Spillover Effects of Lagos-Ibadan Railway to the Regional Economy

Transparency at the CIA?

When you think of the CIA, do you think of transparency?