Posts tagged Russia
Plurus Strategies Weekly Update: Ukraine, SOTU, and SCOTUS Nomination

This week kicked off one of the longest Congressional work periods we have seen this year. The Senate will now be in session for six straight weeks. The House will be in session all but one of these weeks heading into the two-week Easter recess. Here’s our latest intel and analysis on some of the hottest issues in Washington.

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Georgette (Spanjich) KerrPlurus Strategiesscotus, Russia, FCC, sohn, bedoya, SOTU, BIF, BBB, senate, house, USICA, musical chairs, America COMPETES, continuing resolution, COVID-19, fy23 budget, ketanji brown jackson, member retirements, deutch, keller, inhofe, texas primary, cuellar, beto o'rourke, ftc
SERIES: COVID-19’s Long-Term Policy Implications - COVID-19’s Impacts on U.S. Foreign Policy, Immigration, and Global Leadership

COVID-19 does not recognize borders and has been spreading throughout the world. Efforts to fight the virus have shifted international relationships, begging the question what lasting impacts the pandemic may have on the global world order. While some countries are leveraging emergency declarations to consolidate power and maintain order, others see COVID-19 as an opportunity to advance in the global pecking order.

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Georgette (Spanjich) KerrLitke, Leiter, Kerr, COVID-19, foriegn policy, immigration, global leadership, coronavirus, Congress, House, Sente, Senate, Trump, Biden, President, China, South Korea, diplomacy, Cold War, U.S., Russia, Europe, World War II, State Department, Africa, Asia, Latin America, UN, United Nations, World Health Organization, Security Council, European Commission, Canada, Mexico, DHS, campaign
The FY19 NDAA: National Defense Priorities and Opportunities for Non-Traditional Defense Companies

Although it seems the Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) cycle just came to an end, the FY19 NDAA process is already underway. Because the annual defense policy bill is one of few “must pass” pieces of legislation, it is not only used to advance national security priorities, but in recent years, has also created opportunities for non-traditional defense companies.

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Georgette (Spanjich) KerrSpanjich, Litke, Leiter, NDAA, National Defense Authorization Act, Armed Services, FY18, Trump, defense, national defense priorities, defense spending, Mattis, FY19, National Security Strategy, National Defense Strategy, China, Russia, North Korea, Iran, nuclear, alliances, Nuclear Posture Review, Army, cybersecurity, BRAC, Defense Innovation Unit, TRICARE