The FY 2027 budget proposes deep cuts to federal R&D, threatening U.S. technological, economic, and national security ...
As the Pentagon revises its autonomous weapons policy, Kateryna Bondar argues that the definition of an autonomous weapon ...
As the United States prepares to co-host the largest World Cup ever played, the link between sports and politics is no less ...
At a moment of war in Europe, instability in the Middle East, and rising transatlantic friction, NATO’s Ankara Summit must ...
As aid budgets shrink and the development landscape evolves, this commentary outlines key recommendations for civil society, philanthropy, and the private sector to rebalance power dynamics and build ...
The United States and its allies face a growing threat from an axis led by China and Russia. This report outlines a two-war ...
Diplomacy remains at an impasse as the ceasefire with Iran unravels. The threat of full-on conflict raises some important ...
Lebanon's Minister of Economy and Trade H.E. Amer Bisat joins Paul Salem and Mona Yacoubian to discuss Lebanon's economic ...
It is hard to make the case that imports from Vietnam, as large as they are, are a direct or material threat to the U.S.
In this week’s column, Bill Reinsch warns that weak evidence behind the USTR’s trade investigations could expose the administration’s tariff decisions to legal challenges.
As Xi visits North Korea, South Korea should reassess its China strategy, recognizing a shift from complementarity to ...
Aalok Mehta and Lauryn Williams unpack the Trump administration’s new executive order on cybersecurity risks from AI, arguing ...
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