Proposals to restrict Chinese participation in the U.S. patent system may impose costs on Beijing—but could they also ...

The European Union preliminarily designated AWS and Azure as gatekeepers under the Digital Markets Act. Both already fall ...

China’s shift toward deeper ties with North Korea, including within military affairs, brings important implications worth ...

Concerns about an impending arms race hinge on Russian and Chinese perceptions of a potential U.S. and allied nuclear buildup ...

AI has fundamentally shattered the economic justifications that courts used to excuse software vendors from product liability ...

The future of the Strait of Hormuz will determine Qatar’s LNG fortunes. As long as Washington and Tehran compete over the ...

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

In this week's column, Bill Reinsch argues that there is growing congressional and labor opposition to the Trump ...

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

Tracing how adversaries acquired yesterday’s technology should be the beginning, not the end, of technical exploitation.

The second round of Lebanon-Israel talks in Rome must build on progress towards Israeli withdrawals and Hezbollah disarmament ...

In the week since July 26, concurrent cyberattacks have impacted water facilities across at least six U.S. states. Reflecting the scope and seriousness of the risk posed to the water sector, the ...