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U.S.-Africa Trade at a Crossroads: A Moment for New Thinking

AGOA has been extended for two years, but U.S.-Africa trade remains stagnant. The extension provides an opportunity to develop a new framework that meets the commercial goals and ambitions of the United States and African countries.

Commentary by Oge Onubogu and Aaron Stanley — September 3, 2026

The End of American Sanctuary

In Foreign Affairs, Seth Jones argues new threats demand new U.S. homeland defense strategies 

Commentary by Seth G. Jones — September 3, 2026

Own Goals

In this week’s column, Bill Reinsch examines a series of "own goals" caused not by a mistake during a crisis but by a failure of good governance.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — September 3, 2026

(Still) Awaiting Launch: Space Export Control Reform

U.S. space companies deserve a level playing field abroad. Long-awaited export control reforms must account for foreign competition, strengthen international partnerships, and keep pace with a rapidly changing global market.

Commentary by Sean Wilson — September 2, 2026

Strategic Partnerships to Secure Critical Resources and Supply Chains

The United States does not have sufficient domestic geological resources to meet its mineral needs for sectors vital to national security, economic competitiveness, and energy resilience. International partnerships not optional; they are a fundamental component of U.S. mineral security.

Congressional Testimony by Gracelin Baskaran — September 2, 2026

Persistent Competition and Legacy Architecture

Today, the U.S. homeland is more vulnerable than it has ever been in recent times from state and non-state adversaries, and moving forward, the United States needs to urgently develop capabilities, policies, laws, and structures for better protection.

Congressional Testimony by Seth G. Jones — September 2, 2026