At a moment of war in Europe, instability in the Middle East, and rising transatlantic friction, NATO’s Ankara Summit must ...

It is hard to make the case that imports from Vietnam, as large as they are, are a direct or material threat to the U.S.

While nonproliferation has long been a central pillar of U.S. alliance management, recent foreign policy shifts have renewed debates on “friendly” proliferation. This report deconstructs these ...

As the war with Iran marks its 100th day, the conflict is on the verge of full resumption following (1) a dramatic military ...

The United States and its allies face a growing threat from an axis led by China and Russia. This report outlines a two-war ...

Aalok Mehta and Lauryn Williams unpack the Trump administration’s new executive order on cybersecurity risks from AI, arguing ...

As Algeria opens up and diversifies its economy, it will have to navigate complex relationships with major powers and ...

At a macro level, President Xi is likely hoping to demonstrate a dynamic leading role on the international stage—particularly ...

As Xi visits North Korea, South Korea should reassess its China strategy, recognizing a shift from complementarity to ...

Please join the CSIS Energy Security and Climate Change Program for a timely conversation between Alex Grant, Equinor’s Senior Vice President for Crude, Products, and Liquids (CPL) and UK Country ...

As the world borrows from oil inventory “savings” to offset the Middle East Gulf export closure, U.S. gasoline prices are ...

After more than a year without a Senate-confirmed leader at the State Department’s Africa Bureau, Frank Garcia takes office ...