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AI Stack Diffusion, Allied Industrial and Supply Chain Strategy, Blog, China, Critical Inputs, Energy, Global Middle Engagement, Supply Chain Visibility, Systems Alliance Architecture

Summit Mismatch: China Thinks in Systems. America Thinks in Transactions. Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

May 12, 2026

Blog, Critical Inputs, External Link

What Critical Mineral Support Policies are Making a Difference? Learn More

by Rachel Ziemba

April 14, 2026

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Alliances, Blog, Critical Inputs, Standards and Regulatory Alignment

America Will Regret Sitting Out the High Seas Treaty Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

April 8, 2026

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Blog, Critical Inputs, Private Capital Mobilization, Productive Capacity

America Just Won a Cobalt Mine. The Real Test Is What Comes Next. Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

April 2, 2026

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Critical Inputs, Media, Productive Capacity

Project Vault Sends Positive Signals to Stakeholders, But They Want More Details Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

February 23, 2026

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Blog, Critical Inputs, Infrastructure, Middle East & Africa, Private Capital Mobilization, Productive Capacity

From Diagnosis to Deployment: Why EXIM’s Project Vault Matters Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

February 11, 2026

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AI Stack Diffusion, Artificial Intelligence, China, Critical Inputs, Podcast, Talent, Innovation, and Societal Readiness, Trade Integration and Market Access

Goldman Sachs Podcast: Mark Kennedy Explores the Future of US–China Technology Competition Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

December 10, 2025

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Alliances, Allied Industrial and Supply Chain Strategy, Allied Industrial Capacity Expansion, Blog, Critical Inputs, Productive Capacity, Standards and Regulatory Alignment, Supply Chain Visibility, Systems Alliance Architecture, Trade Integration and Market Access

America Can’t Go It Alone Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

November 20, 2025

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Allied Industrial and Supply Chain Strategy, Allied Industrial Capacity Expansion, Critical Inputs, External Link, Global Middle Engagement, Policy Brief, Productive Capacity, Resilient Logistics and Trade Corridors, Supply Chain Visibility, Systems Alliance Architecture, Trade Integration and Market Access

U.S. Economic Security Learn More

November 13, 2025

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Alliances, Critical Inputs, Indo-Pacific, Trade Integration and Market Access, TV Interviews, Video

Securing Access to Critical Minerals in Central Asia Learn More

by Mark Kennedy

November 7, 2025

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