The midterms will shape the direction of US foreign policy in the next two years with pressures from competition with China, to Israel and the war with Iran. Liza Tobin [adjunct senior fellow, who] ...

Washington claims to have struck around 20 tariff deals since last year. However, only 10 of these have the more formal ...

A deliberate cable cut in the Philippines is a serious possibility. China's subsea sabotage against Taiwan shows what the ...

Deeper U.S.-Pakistan cooperation on critical minerals could help Washington chip away at Beijing’s dominance over global ...

If you take away one message from my brief remarks today, I hope it is this: The most consequential AI risks to nuclear operations may not come from giving AI direct authority over nuclear weapons.

Many have embraced open-weight models as a partial solution for “ AI sovereignty ,” an ambition to balance control, ...

Nuclear signaling is particularly difficult when facing two separate adversaries simultaneously, and the United States ...

From sabotage on the subsea cables that enable global connectivity to missile attacks on oil fields in the Middle East, this year has demonstrated the importance of properly securing critical ...

Putin is “not in the mood for a ceasefire” because he “thinks that he’s going to drive Ukraine to their knees this winter”, says former deputy assistant secretary of defence for European and Nato ...

From exploring the stories behind some of the most critical moments in American foreign policy to offering week-by-week coverage of transatlantic security issues, the CNAS podcast library features ...

Dr. Jonathan Schanzer is senior vice president for research at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) where he oversees the work of the organization’s experts and scholars. He is also on the ...

For much of Russia’s war against Ukraine, Europe has demonstrated remarkable unity and resolve. Despite economic pressures, political disagreements, and repeated predictions that its support would ...