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Restricting allied scientific and military trade forces partners to build sovereign defense alternatives.
Security-focused barriers imposed on scientific co-authorship and military trade fracture international discovery and compel close allies to fund independent defense frameworks.
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Canada's Saab Pivot and the Fraying of US Defense Hegemony Aggressive trade protectionism and security barriers from the US are forcing close allies like Canada to purchase and develop independent defense structures.
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The Geopolitics of Science: NIH and NASA Restrict Foreign Co-Authorship The NIH and NASA's arbitrary co-authorship restrictions on foreign-affiliated scholars fracture long-standing international research collaborations under the banner of national security.