Last month, the USA published its National Security Document.
The structure of the document provides insight into the US thought process and priorities.
Contents
PART I: THE COMPETITION FOR WHAT COMES NEXT
Enduring Vision
Enduring Role
The Nature of the Competition between Democracies and Autocracies
Cooperating to Address Shared Challenges in an Era of Competition
Overview Strategic Approach
PART II: INVESTING IN STRENGTH
Investing in National Power to Maintain a Competitive Edge
Implementing a Modern Industrial and Innovation Strategy
Investing In People
Strengthening Democracy
Using Diplomacy to Build the Strongest Possible Coalitions
Transformative Cooperation
An Inclusive World
A Prosperous World
Modernizing and Strengthening Military
PART III: GLOBAL PRIORITIES
Out-Competing China and Constraining Russia
China
Russia.
Cooperating on Shared Challenges
Climate and Energy Security
Pandemics and Biodefense
Food Insecurity
Arms Control and Non-Proliferation
Terrorism
Shaping the Rules of the Road
Technology
Securing Cyberspace
Trade and Economics
PART IV: STRATEGY BY REGION
Promote a Free and Open Indo-Pacific
Deepen Our Alliance with Europe
Foster Democracy and Shared Prosperity in the Western Hemisphere
Support De-Escalation and Integration in the Middle East
Build 21st Century U.S.-Africa Partnerships
Maintain a Peaceful Arctic
Protect Sea, Air, and Space
PART I: THE COMPETITION FOR WHAT COMES NEXT
“The world is changing. We’re at a significant inflection point in world history. And our country and the world—the United States of America has always been able to chart the future in times of great change. We’ve been able to constantly renew ourselves. And time and again, we’ve proven there’s not a single thing we cannot do as a nation when we do it together—and I mean that—not a single solitary thing.”
-President Joseph Biden, Jr
Enduring Vision
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