As the war in Iran disrupts global energy markets, Europe cannot afford to wait. The European Union must launch a bold, ...
The Washington Post reported that Navy ships and submarines have fired more than 850 Tomahawk missiles in the first four weeks of Operation Epic Fury. Replenishing inventory after this campaign will ...
Statistics are not a technical afterthought—they are the bedrock of economic security. This report examines how federal data ...
CSIS Americas Program Fellow Diego Marroquín Bitar and Senior Adviser and Scholl Chair Emeritus William Alan Reinsch explore and update a set of six potential scenarios for the future of the USMCA ...
The Trump Administration’s $1 billion TotalEnergies deal does more than stop an offshore wind project—it establishes an executive precedent that bypasses Congress and courts, with far-reaching ...
Operation Epic Fury's air campaign rages on. Nine charts and tables assess U.S. and coalition operations in its first three ...
AI promises to transform modern crop breeding, helping develop more resilient, nutritious, and higher-yielding crops with unprecedented pace—though barriers remain. CSIS experts unpack the benefits ...
The Trustee Chair in Chinese Business and Economics welcomes Margaret Jackson as our new Nonresident Senior Associate.
India’s EV ambitions depend heavily on its trade strategy: new agreements signal “structured openness,” but gaps in access to ...
Modernized, harmonized regulation and market incentives are needed to reduce risks, speed repairs, and strengthen resilience ...
The countries of the Persian Gulf critically rely on desalination systems for their water supplies. The conflict with Iran ...
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