MILITARY● ELEVATED1h ago · Sep 23, 2026, 7:55 PM
Building a multilateral cognitive warfare defense network: A collaborative framework for the United States, Japan, and Taiwan
Atlantic Council · east asia
Beijing is pressuring Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and the Philippines not only with ships and aircraft but also in the cognitive domain—which no multilateral mechanism defends. This report explores what it would take to build a coordinated multilateral defense network to combat this threat across the first island chain. The post Building a multilateral cognitive warfare defense network: A collaborative framework for the United States, Japan, and Taiwan appeared first on Atlantic Council.
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