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Trump’s Africa Policy: Commerce and Domestic Politics Clash

502

Down on the Farm

503

Sanae Takaichi: Japan’s Likely New Leader

504

6G and AI: How Wireless Technology and Edge Devices Are Shaping the Global AI Race

505

Experts React: U.S.-China Relations Heading into a Likely Summit

506

Could the Pakistani-Saudi Defense Pact Be the First Step Toward a NATO-Style Alliance?

507

How Does the Government Shutdown Impact the U.S. Industrial Base?

508

Why Trump’s Executive Order on Qatar Marks a Historic Shift

509

Assessing China’s New Climate Commitments

510

What Does Lethality Really Mean in Modern War?

511

AGOA’s Uncertain Future: What’s at Stake for U.S.-Africa Trade

512

“Left-Wing Terrorism and Political Violence in the United States: What the Data Tells Us”: Audio Brief with Riley McCabe

513

What a Government Shutdown Would Mean for Defense Funding in FY 2026

514

Update: Why Is Secretary Hegseth Calling His Generals and Admirals to Washington?

515

Why Things Are Not (Yet) as Bad as We Thought

516

Rebuilding Resilience in U.S. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

517

“CRINK Diplomatic Ties: A Broader Tilt Toward the Global South": Audio Brief with Mona Yacoubian

518

Why Congress Must Protect Cyber Sharing

519

A Quick Analysis of Secretary Hegseth’s General Officers Meeting

520

What Is the U.S. Posture Toward the United Nations?

521

Doha Strikes Highlight Clashing Visions of the Middle East

522

Are U.S. Policies Eroding China’s Dominance in Shipbuilding?

523

Semiconductor Clusters in the Making: India’s Push for Global Competitiveness

524

Hearts, Minds, and Uniforms: New Data Reveals China and Russia’s Growing Military Diplomacy Footprint in Latin America and the Caribbean

525

The European Dilemma and the Congressional Surrender

526

Channeling Augustus: On Agentic Offensive Information Operations

527

Environmental Advocates Are on the Frontlines of Democracy Protection in the Amazon

528

Competing with China’s Public R&D Model: Lessons and Risks for U.S. Innovation Strategy

529

The Next Offset: Winning the Fight Before It Starts

530

Power Projection and the Logistics of Modern War

531

Industrial Roadblocks: Producing at Scale and Adopting New Technologies

532

Defense Budgets in an Uncertain Security Environment

533

The Evolution of Irregular Warfare

534

The Future of Seapower

535

The Evolution of Airpower

536

Technological Evolution on the Battlefield

537

Extending the Battlespace to Space

538

Intelligence in a Transparent World

539

The Enduring Role of Fires on the Modern Battlefield

540

The Evolution of Landpower

541

Operational Art in the Age of Battle Networks

542

Returning to an Era of Competition and Nuclear Risk

543

Will, Cohesion, Resilience, and the Wars of the Future

544

Adversaries and the Future of Competition

545

Introduction: How to Think About Modern Warfare

546

Is the United States Headed Toward a Civil War?

547

Can Prize Competitions Deliver Golden Dome’s Space-Based Interceptors?

548

Drone Substitutes: Rethinking Landpower for an America First Foreign Policy

549

Pacific Islands Forum 2025: Navigating Great-Power Rivalry

550

Uganda’s 2026 Elections: Rising Authoritarianism and Declining U.S. Engagement

551

Finding Plan B

552

Reauthorizing and Reforming the Small Business Innovation Research Program Is Essential for U.S. National Security

553

New Thai Prime Minister and the Fall of the Shinawatras

554

Charting U.S. Competitiveness in Low-Carbon Maritime Fuels: Domestic Foundations

555

“Friendshoring Copper: A New Pillar of the U.S.-Brazilian Economic Partnership”: Audio Brief with Gracelin Baskaran

556

Sustaining Momentum in U.S.-India Technology Ties

557

U.S.-EU Tech Tensions: Escalation or Diffusion?

558

Israel Strikes Hamas in Qatar

559

The United States, Argentina, and Seizing the Moment for American AI

560

Agency in an Age of Uncertainty: Megatrends, Foresight, and Navigating New Frontiers

561

What Secretary Rubio’s Visit Reveals About U.S.-Mexico Security Cooperation and the Prospect of Drone Strikes

562

Russia’s Massed Strikes: The Strategy of Coercion by Salvo

563

New Documents Reveal Next Steps for U.S.-Japan Trade Deal

564

Going to War with the Cartels: The Military Implications

565

Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Steps Down

566

Waiting for the Supremes

567

What the United States Can Learn from the Mexican Auto Import Scheme

568

Local Tools for Global Competition: An Ambassadors Fund for Governance

569

How the Power of Siberia 2 Deal Could Reshape Global Energy

570

“CRINK Economic Ties: Uneven Patterns of Collaboration”: Audio Brief with Maria Snegovaya

571

Kazakhstan’s Emerging Civilian Nuclear Energy Industry: Implications for U.S. Strategic Interests

572

Parading China’s Nuclear Arsenal Out of the Shadows

573

From Monterrey to Michigan to Mississauga: The Engine Driving U.S. Competitiveness

574

China’s Military Display and Its Indo-Pacific Message

575

The Uniquely Stable U.S.-Philippines Partnership

576

Don’t Tax Invention: The Risks of a Patent Tax

577

Indonesia Protests Amid Economic Anxieties and Police Violence

578

China Showcases Global Ambitions at Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit

579

Leveraging International Partnerships Is the Key to Supercharging the United States’ Global Nuclear Leadership

580

Why Is Renewing AGOA Strategic for U.S.-Africa Minerals Diplomacy?

581

Navigating the Global Commons

582

Defending Democracy: Why Moldova’s 2025 Parliamentary Elections Matter

583

Advancing U.S.-Japan Cooperation in Scientific Research on the Ground

584

“The AUKUS Inflection: Seizing the Opportunity to Deliver Deterrence”: Audio Brief with Charles Edel

585

Divesting the Past to Secure Tomorrow’s Battlefield

586

“Latin America’s Role in De-Risking Semiconductor Supply Chains”: Audio Brief with Ryan C. Berg and Rubi Bledsoe

587

An Unnecessary Territorial Dispute in the Amazon: Colombia’s Petro Focuses on the Wrong Threats

588

The Risks of U.S. Deep-Sea Mining

589

The Russia Oil Surcharge: Anticipating the Benefits and Challenges

590

The NeverEnding Story

591

The Trump Administration Wants to Establish a UN Support Office in Haiti—Now What?

592

Securing the U.S. Industrial Base in Semiconductors: Investing in a National Champion

593

What Would Security Guarantees in Ukraine Look Like?

594

“USMCA Review 2026”: Audio Brief with Diego Marroquín

595

Does the U.S.–Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Announcement Signal a New Front in Great Power Competition?

596

Why U.S. Junior Professionals in the UN Still Matter

597

Rotten Tomatoes: Implications of the Termination of the U.S.-Mexico Tomato Suspension Agreement

598

What Would a Ceasefire in Ukraine Look Like?

599

The Importance of Educational Exchange with the Dominican Republic

600

Smart Decision or Big Shakedown?