The diplomacy underway to end the U.S.-Israel-Iran war could deepen Lebanon's strategic setbacks—or it could provide a ...

In this week's column, Bill Reinsch discusses the use of export controls on Anthropic's latest models and examines the tradeoff between measures that may hinder industry competitiveness and the risk ...

Senior Fellow Karl Smith argues that Chair Greenspan’s legacy offers a lesson for the AI era: macroeconomic data is backward-looking. If U.S. institutions misread a new productivity shift, they risk ...

Iran war costs are estimated to be between $34 billion and $42 billion. As neither the FY 2026 defense budget nor the FY 2027 ...

Iran’s ability to reconstitute its military depends on its ability to import key materials and equipment. With the UAE’s role ...

The fragile security situations in both Colombia and Venezuela create conditions that allow criminal and non-state armed ...

On June 12, the Department of Commerce imposed export controls on Anthropic’s latest models, causing abrupt disruptions in ...

The 2026 World Cup is an attractive target for malicious cyber actors, and even more so against the backdrop of ongoing ...

The full text of the framework agreement with Iran is now public, and it is lopsided. Iran gets most of what it wants, and it ...

As G7 leaders discussed critical minerals coordination and strategies to de-risk supply chains, a U.S.-Iran deal opens the ...

Ethiopia's Prosperity Party secured a supermajority in the June 2026 elections. What does this mean for the country's ...

If it is eventually completed, El Salao could offer a powerful complement to the CDAA at Bejucal by extending geographic ...