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Disruptions to Trade in the Taiwan Strait Would Severely Impact China's Economy

A major Taiwan contingency, such as a quarantine, blockade, or invasion, could significantly disrupt the flow of trade through the Taiwan Strait—one of the world’s busiest waterways.

Analysis by Matthew P. Funaiole, Brian Hart, David Peng, Bonny Lin, and Jasper Verschuur — June 17, 2025

Can the Gulf’s Iran Policy Survive the War?

“Israel and the Gulf have rival visions for Iran’s role in the region. Now Washington has to pick one,” writes CSIS’s Mona Yacoubian in Foreign Policy.

Commentary by Mona Yacoubian — June 17, 2025

Three Things Will Determine Iran’s Nuclear Future—Fordow Is Just One of Them

Further strikes on Fordow, potentially with U.S. support, could be imminent, but their success is just one factor that will shape Iran’s nuclear future—along with possible withdrawal from the Non-Proliferation Treaty and support from Russia and China.

Commentary by Heather Williams — June 17, 2025

Behind Shuttered Borders: A view into North Korea’s COVID-19 experiences

North Korea denied any COVID-19 cases for the first two years of the pandemic, but the voices of 100 ordinary citizens expose what really unfolded behind closed borders.

Report by Victor Cha, Katrin Fraser Katz, and Seiyeon Ji — June 17, 2025

Norms in New Technological Domains: What’s Next for Japan and the United States in Cyberspace

Koichiro Komiyama examines Japan’s current cybersecurity threat landscape, recent legislative reforms, and opportunities for U.S.-Japan cooperation to shape norms in cyberspace.

Report by Koichiro Komiyama — June 17, 2025

Norms in New Technological Domains: Japan’s AI Governance Strategy

Tagui Ichikawa explains the evolution of Japan’s AI strategy, its approach to AI governance, and the direction of future collaboration between Japan and the United States.

Report by Tagui Ichikawa — June 17, 2025

Minnesota Attack Is the Latest in a Rising Wave of Political Violence

The assassination of a Minnesota lawmaker marks a grim milestone in a growing wave of politically motivated attacks on government officials in the United States, according to CSIS data.

Commentary by Riley McCabe — June 17, 2025

Africa’s Complicated Democratic Landscape

Africa’s upcoming year of elections signals both great promise and potential peril. Despite its growing population’s increasing demands for responsive governance, economic opportunity, and equitable treatment, many of their aspirations remain unmet.

Report by Cameron Hudson, Mvemba Phezo Dizolele, and Khasai Makhulo — June 17, 2025

The Mulino Doctrine: How Panama Is Redefining Small State Strategy

CSIS Americas Senior Associate Carlos Ruiz Hernández dissects the evolution of Panama’s foreign policy and conceives the framework of the “Mulino Doctrine.”

Commentary by Carlos Ruiz-Hernandez — June 16, 2025

China Isn’t on the G7 Agenda, but It’s Still the Main Event

As G7 leaders meet in Kananaskis, one top priority—China—won’t appear on the public agenda. Behind closed doors, however, leaders will grapple with how Beijing is reshaping the global order and challenging the G7’s security, prosperity, and core values.

Critical Questions by Henrietta Levin — June 16, 2025

Korea-Japan Relations: What to Expect? | The Capital Cable #115

The CommonHealth Live! on Medical Supply Chain Innovation

Summit on Resilient U.S. Medical Supply Chains

Fifteenth Annual South China Sea Conference: State of Play in the South China Sea

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