Malaysia has emerged as a key player in rare earth supply chain diversification, expanding refining and processing capacity ...

In this week’s column, Bill Reinsch discusses what trade policy might look like after the midterm elections if Democrats win the majority in the House of Representatives or the Senate.

Fierce competition for strategic influence has prompted a proliferation of security-related agreements across the Pacific ...

Europe is both a vast market and a coproducer of U.S. technology. To outcompete China, the United States must offer allies a ...

How is Security Influence Shifting Across the Pacific? examines the changing security environment in the Pacific and ...

The Justice Department published an inspector general audit in September on how the department was mitigating threats from modern data collection and surveillance. The answer was: not well. Because ...

Space superiority requires credible military options to protect U.S. forces and counter adversaries’ use of space.

Today, 25 years after the 2001 anthrax attacks, the biological threat landscape is becoming even riskier. It’s time for ...

Amid President Donald Trump’s calls for summitry with his “friend” Kim Jong-un, as well as his observation that Kim has been “unthreatening and respectful," North Korea has not slowed its missile ...

Sanctions lose force not only when governments stop updating them, but also when targeted actors replace restricted products, ...

Bunker buster munitions were once a niche capability required for a small set of special targets. They have now moved into ...

Cheap sensors and long-range fires have made it deadly to mass forces. This report argues that drone swarms can restore the ...