Congressional Testimony
CSIS’s in-house experts and large network of affiliated scholars are regularly called upon by Congress to explain the day’s events and offer recommendations to improve U.S. strategy, from foreign policy and defense, to technology, trade, health, and homeland security. In 2023 alone, CSIS experts participated in 21 House and Senate hearings before ten different congressional committees and commissions.
All Congressional Testimony
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Protecting Our Edge: Trade Secrets and the Global AI Arms Race
Congressional Testimony by Benjamin Jensen — May 7, 2025
Beijing’s Air, Space, and Maritime Surveillance from Cuba: A Growing Threat to the Homeland
Congressional Testimony by Ryan C. Berg — May 6, 2025
Maximum Impact: Assessing the Effectiveness of the State Department’s Bureau of Counterterrorism and Charting the Path Forward
Congressional Testimony by Daniel Byman — May 6, 2025
DeepSeek: A Deep Dive
Congressional Testimony by Gregory C. Allen — April 8, 2025
PRC Influence and the Status of Taiwan’s Diplomatic Allies in the Western Hemisphere
Congressional Testimony by Evan Ellis — March 26, 2025
Shared Threats: Indo-Pacific Alliances and Burden Sharing in Today’s Geopolitical Environment
Congressional Testimony by Victor Cha — March 26, 2025
American Trade Negotiation Priorities
Congressional Testimony by Meredith Broadbent — March 25, 2025
Crossroads of Competition: China in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands
Congressional Testimony by Gregory B. Poling — March 20, 2025
Testimony on Stabilizing the Military Health System to Prepare for Large-Scale Combat Operations
Congressional Testimony by Paul Friedrichs — March 19, 2025
Defense Mobilization in the 21st Century
Congressional Testimony by Christine Michienzi — March 6, 2025