In the 1987 classic film The Princess Bride, the diminutive kidnapper Vizzini repeatedly observes that unfolding events are “inconceivable.” Finally, the Spanish swordsman Inigo Montoya says, “You ...
Contested Skies: What a Recent Military Operation with Mexico Reveals About the Homeland Drone Fight
A novel operation along the southwest border to counter cartel drones demonstrated homeland drone defense that centers the ...
The White House alleges that Chinese exports are being rerouted through third countries to circumvent U.S. tariffs. By ...
The CSIS Americas Program analyzes opportunities for the United States to cooperate with partners in Latin America to combat ...
Congress has a full post-midterm agenda, with action needed to fund the Department of Defense and federal government and reconciliation legislation to consider. Seamus Daniels lays out the factors ...
This inaugural CESTA examines South Korea's most significant economic security challenges, the role of advanced technologies ...
As Washington weighs force against Tehran alongside ongoing negotiations and an economic blockade, CSIS’s Benjamin Jensen ...
In this week’s column, William Alan Reinsch discusses the difference between the type of North American trade agreement that ...
The right-to-repair debate, concerning who controls U.S. defense IP, has become a contentious issue in defense acquisition ...
Antitrust remedies can reshape U.S. tech leadership relative to China. National security experts should assess those consequences before the government commits to enforcement, not after.
Pacific Island countries have turned collective diplomacy into global climate influence—but there are limits to this approach ...
In this special edition of his weekly column, Bill Reinsch unpacks the results of the 2026 midterm elections and discusses ...
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