CSIS experts examine the September 22 update to the Defense of Greenland agreement and what it means for Greenland, Denmark, ...

Russia-Iran intelligence and technology cooperation is escalating. It’s time for the United States to better prioritize confronting it.

Historically, European governments have failed to adequately combat the Muslim Brotherhood. The Trump administration’s ...

Federal agencies obligated $4.1 billion across 2,255 AI-related contracts since FY 2019, and 83 percent of those dollars went ...

Heavy on symbolism but light on substance, Xi Jinping’s September 23–25 visit to Washington highlighted the reversal in tone of U.S.-China relations over the year as well as the limited U.S. ambition ...

Terrorism aimed directly at U.S. elections is rare, and recent attacks have failed to kill their intended victims. But terrorists have targeted U.S. elections in each of the past several cycles, ...

Project Vault is moving from concept to execution. Glencore and Mercuria are committing $1 billion to source and stockpile ...

More than nine months after the capture of Nicolás Maduro, CSIS Americas Program Acting Director and Senior Fellow Christpher ...

Energy infrastructure has become one of the principal strategic battlegrounds in the Ukraine war. As each country strives to weaken the other’s ability to sustain war, the conflict has increasingly ...

Xi’s visit to Washington is likely to be heavy on optics and symbolism but light on substantive progress, highlighting both ...

Mexico is close to an interim deal with the United States. What it concedes for tariff relief today could set the baseline for North America down the line.

The Houthi attacks against Saudi Arabia that began on July 13—and are still ongoing—recall nothing so much as the strikes on Saudi energy infrastructure of September 2019. But this time it is worse, ...