In this week’s column, William Alan Reinsch discusses the difference between the type of North American trade agreement that ...

A 100 mph speed limit on Starshield terminals hindered Ukraine’s efforts to intercept Russia’s jet-powered drones. The risk of losing access during an attack gives allies another reason to build their ...

As Washington weighs force against Tehran alongside ongoing negotiations and an economic blockade, CSIS’s Benjamin Jensen evaluates six military options ranging from coercive diplomacy and targeted ...

Congress has a full post-midterm agenda, with action needed to fund the Department of Defense and federal government and ...

The CSIS Americas Program analyzes opportunities for the United States to cooperate with partners in Latin America to combat ...

Victor Cha explains why the diplomatic dispute between South Korea and Ukraine over President Volodymyr Zelensky’s public ...

Please join us for The Impossible State Live podcast on Kim Jong-un’s weekend visit to Dandong, China, via the New Yalu River ...

The right-to-repair debate, concerning who controls U.S. defense IP, has become a contentious issue in defense acquisition ...

What is the risk that fears about AI will motivate terrorist attacks? This analysis examines the record of anti-AI violence ...

The FCC’s Covered List has expanded beyond specific high-risk suppliers to restrict entire categories of foreign-produced ...

South Africa has 8 million people living with HIV, and the government has introduced lenacapavir, a new HIV prevention drug.

A joint data center proposed as part of broader negotiations between the United States and Russia poses a substantive threat to U.S. national security. Congress should play a vital role in ...