Daniel Silverberg, Center for a New American Security adjunct senior fellow and former foreign policy advisor to the House Democratic Leadership and foreign policy analyst, discussed the aftermath of ...

If adopted, the Hellscape concept could strengthen Taiwan’s asymmetric defense and guide the nation’s approach to drone ...

For a decade, Taiwan has relied on a “porcupine” strategy to defend against a potential invasion by the People’s Republic of ...

Setting up a platform to increase awareness of economic security-related issues can raise the ability of G7 governments – ...

Overall, the U.S. defense industrial base has successfully supported the DoD. The established defense contractors are good at ...

The Trump Administration’s recent decision to revoke the EPA “endangerment finding” is emblematic of a trend in American ...

Africa watchers in Washington, D.C., were dispirited—though not surprised—when an email calling the continent “a ...

The U.S. government currently has no systematic way to identify whether a cyberattack resulted from novel AI capabilities or more conventional methods.

America’s top diplomat for nuclear-weapons issues, Undersecretary of State Thomas DiNanno, revealed this month that China conducted a secret underground nuclear test in June 2020. This follows ...

On February 20, the Supreme Court ruled that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), the legal statute ...

This executive dominance over treaty commitments—allowing presidents to withdraw and rejoin major international agreements at will—creates profound instability in U.S. foreign relations.

The U.S. defense industrial base is at a critical inflection point. The war in Ukraine and the need to prepare for potential future conflicts exposed critical shortfalls in the pace, capacity, and ...