The fentanyl crisis is one of the most urgent public health and national security concerns facing the United States. Combatting it will require the know-how and access of industry partners working ...
As the standoff over the Strait of Hormuz drags on, new vessel-tracking and trade data reveal the state of play in the strait ...
In this week's column, Bill Reinsch describes the effect the war in Iran is having on energy prices, transitions to green ...
To encourage long-term innovative uses of AI that go beyond simple process improvements, policymakers should focus beyond the ...
CSIS Americas Program Senior Associate Bill Muntean gives an overview of the agenda and issues for the upcoming Antarctic ...
The United States has depleted its missile inventories but still has enough to continue fighting this war under any plausible ...
The founders of NATO understood that durable security requires durable economic ties. Article 2 of the North Atlantic ...
Longer export licensing timelines last year imposed measurable costs on U.S. firms, including lost contracts, reputational ...
The United States began the conflict with broad, but often unclear, goals that included stopping Iran’s nuclear program, ...
The Nordic states anchored their security to NATO’s nuclear umbrella just as U.S. ties grew uncertain. Now, caught between ...
On April 16, 2026, the United States handed over its last major base in Syria to the interim Syrian government, marking a ...
The newly introduced MATCH Act seeks to close gaps in U.S. export restrictions by limiting China's access to advanced ...
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