From April 10-17, 2026, the CSIS Futures Summit brought together business and global leaders, philanthropists, innovators, and government officials for a bold reimagining of the next era of global ...

The Iran war has exacerbated the Pentagon’s shortage of key munitions, but it is not the only cause. There are also ...

China, Iran, and North Korea keep Russia’s war machine supplied, but Moscow’s institutional rigidity leaves much of that aid ...

Please join the CSIS Middle East Program for a discussion on Lebanon's strategic outlook with Maha Yahya, Joseph Bahout, and ...

This CSIS report explores Russia’s evolving missile campaign against Ukraine from the opening days of the invasion to present day, the sources of Russian underperformance, and the specific missile ...

The Pentagon has paused its contractor cybersecurity certification program amid concerns from small businesses. What does the ...

Dutch cloud deal in the Netherlands signals a widening transatlantic rift: As Europe races toward tech sovereignty, U.S.

Polls show the far-right AfD could win an outright majority in Saxony-Anhalt this September — a first for postwar Germany.

China has developed the largest shipbuilding industry in recent history and now uses it as an instrument of national power.

U.S. forces fired many air defense munitions during the first phase of Operation Epic Fury. Resumption of combat operations has reduced inventories further, though Iranian launches have so far been at ...

On July 20, President Trump formally invoked Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 for the first time to impose 50 percent ...