A recent spate of cyberattacks against the United States’ water sector has impacted at least 12 states and 100 municipalities, suggesting a coordinated campaign at scale against U.S. critical ...
The Houthis’ entry into the Iran war is creating a dangerous new front for Saudi Arabia—potentially forcing it into a ...
Scott Kennedy and Claire Reade outline how USTR’s new Section 301 tariffs face legal hurdles, have not achieved their ...
The Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 would codify roughly 6,800 designations and create a new tariff authority aimed ...
In this week's column, Bill Reinsch outlines the outstanding lawsuits against the Trump administration's tariffs.
The conventional policy wisdom is that President Trump’s enthusiasm for reengagement is not shared by Kim Jong-un. But Victor Cha argues that a unique set of drivers, including North Korean ...
This edition of PacTech Pulse covers August 2026.
The future of the Strait of Hormuz will determine Qatar’s LNG fortunes. As long as Washington and Tehran compete over the ...
Revenues from gold are a key driver of the conflict in Sudan. Recent EU sanctions are a start, but much more needs to be done to ensure the gold trade no longer finances bloodshed in the world’s most ...
An audio version of "War Costs Make Up a Third of the $87.6 Billion Supplemental Request," a new commentary by CSIS’s Mark F. Cancian and Chris H. Park. This audio was generated with text-to-speech ...
This week, Greg and Elina were joined by Shibani Mahtani to discuss the evolving nature of Cambodia’s scam center ecosystem and its broader implications for the region.
Proposals to restrict Chinese participation in the U.S. patent system may impose costs on Beijing—but could they also ...
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