As the cost of designing leading-edge chips approaches $1 billion, frontier semiconductor design is becoming accessible to ...

A deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz that sidelines Gulf states would entrench coercion and invite a new conflict. Postwar ...

For the first time since 2022, attacks on agricultural infrastructure and cargo vessels are limiting grain exports from ...

How is the U.S.-Iran war reshaping the world's view of America? Jon Alterman and Nancy Youssef examine the war's impact on everyday life in the UAE and India, how cheap drones are changing modern ...

For years, China has used rare earth export restrictions as a tool of geopolitical leverage. What has been the actual impact of these measures and how has the United States responded?

Multisource imagery analysis reveals a new phase of construction at Pickaxe Mountain, Iran's underground nuclear facility.

To avoid delays similar to the ones that the AI industry has experienced, the U.S. quantum industry needs to strengthen its ...

With growing reliance on LLMs for information gathering, it is critical to examine how this technology will impact elections ...

Post-9/11 counterterrorism efforts made large, foreign-directed attacks harder to execute. Stopping the terrorist threat that remains today requires a new approach.

The Middle East has entered a hinge moment—the old order dying, a new one yet to emerge. As the region’s own actors, ...

Congress set an ambitious mid-band spectrum agenda; now the White House must overcome federal resistance and deliver the ...

In December 2020, the Trustee Chair published the first iteration of Not Number One, which provided global rankings of the United States and China covering a wide array of metrics. Nearly six years ...