CSIS researchers use gender as a lens to better understand international relations and national security challenges and discern ways through which the national security, foreign policy, and business ...
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 ...
Polls show the far-right AfD could win an outright majority in Saxony-Anhalt this September — a first for postwar Germany.
Dutch cloud deal in the Netherlands signals a widening transatlantic rift: As Europe races toward tech sovereignty, U.S.
The Pentagon has paused its contractor cybersecurity certification program amid concerns from small businesses. What does the ...
In this week's column, Bill Reinsch provides an assessment of the Trump administration's trade policy: its objectives, ...
China has developed the largest shipbuilding industry in recent history and now uses it as an instrument of national power.
On July 20, President Trump formally invoked Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 for the first time to impose 50 percent ...
Iran strikes are widening the conflict beyond the Strait of Hormuz, threatening Gulf infrastructure, regional stability, and ...
The expansion of China’s commercial space industry is stunning in both scale and speed. U.S. policymakers must understand ...
China’s ties with Russia, Iran, and North Korea are deepening, but they do not yet constitute a unified alliance. Chikako ...
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