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Enter Europe’s Cyber Deterrence

Is European cyber deterrence possible? Europe faces a perfect storm of increased cyberattacks and hybrid warfare, a resurgent Russia, and waning U.S. engagement. To counter these challenges, a new European Cyber Operations Group is urgently needed.

Report by Alexander Klimburg — March 10, 2026

Chicken Soup Coming Home to Roost

This week, Bill Reinsch analyzes the impact of the Trump administration’s steel tariffs, highlighting how they have raised the cost of goods and added complexity to compliance efforts.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — March 9, 2026

What Does the New Cyber Strategy Really Mean?

The new U.S. cyber strategy marks a shift to a more proactive cyber policy. It is a commendable declaration of goals but lacks a conversation about matching resources to these goals. This analysis explores the strategy’s strengths, gaps, and the path forward.

Critical Questions by Emily Harding — March 9, 2026

Alberta Separatism Would Harm Both Canada and the United States

CSIS Americas Program Deputy Director and Senior Fellow Christopher Hernandez-Roy and Randy Boissonnault explore the Alberta separatist movement and how it has impacted U.S.-Canada relations.

Critical Questions by Christopher Hernandez-Roy and Randy Boissonnault — March 9, 2026