How the United States Could Have Won the Trade Wars , by Emily Kilcrease and Geoffrey Gertz of the CNAS Energy, Economics, and Security Program.

The U.S. team successfully brokered deals with the Europe and North America teams and certain other countries in the game to address long-standing irritants in their trading relationships, reduce the ...

The terrorism threat landscape in South and Central Asia is complex and dangerous and requires the focused attention of the United States to monitor and contain threats that impact the security of the ...

Jim and Andrea sit down with Fiona Hill, one of the leading thinkers on Russia, U.S.-Russia relations, and transatlantic affairs. The conversation takes place against a dizzying backdrop of issues, ...

India and China are locked in a high-stakes struggle for influence in the Indian Ocean. Control over tiny islands could choke global trade and reshape regional power. Lisa Cur... Rachel Ziemba, ...

CNAS is now accepting applications for the 2026 class of the Shawn Brimley Next Generation National Security Leaders Fellowship.

Around the Table is a three-question interview series from the Make Room email newsletter. Each edition features a ...

The concept of a multipolar order is seductive to Indian policymakers, who think India would have more influence if global power were dispersed. Such calculations may have made sense 25 years ago, ...

For example, AGI is seen as signaling a rapid and widespread displacement of jobs. Some even forecast that AGI will usher in ...

The report highlights the central role of “compute”—the specialized chips, data centers, and technical infrastructure needed ...

Ultimately, AI and its impacts will transcend national borders. But the infrastructure that underpins it will remain firmly rooted in the physical world.