The roadmap provides important and interesting initial details for the long awaited nationwide emissions trading scheme (ETS). While the original plan sees carbon emissions trading in eight sectors, including iron and steel, chemicals and paper-making, China decided to start...

We wish you a joyful holiday season and are happy to share with you the latest edition of the newsletter for the CSIS Freeman Chair in China Studies.

This year has ended with more gains for India’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Adding to assembly election wins earlier this year in the electorally important state of

The severity and complexity of the threats to the international order and to maritime security in the Indo-Pacific region, together with defense budget constraints that create additional challenges for America in meeting its global geopolitical objectives, demand deeper...

Joint forces—military forces comprised of more than one service—provide a greater range of operational and tactical options, and therefore can potentially present multiple, complex problems for an adversary, or provide more options for government in responding to...

The system of rules and regulations governing agricultural trade and market activity, or the enabling environment, directly affect global food security.

This report provides a summary of the discussion from a CSIS roundtable held on October 18, 2017,as part of the CSIS-Pertamina Energy Security Roundtable Series.

This compendium report provides a summary of the discussions from a series of three CSIS roundtables held in 2017, as part of the CSIS-Pertamina Energy Security Roundtable Series.

Every war has both a military and a civil dimension. This is especially true of counterinsurgency campaigns like Afghanistan, where the civil dimension is always a critical half of the battle.

The nuclear security summits have come and gone, but the challenge of nuclear terrorism is still with us. As long as weapons-usable fissile material (highly enriched uranium, or HEU, and separated plutonium) is used in the civil sector, there is a risk that the material...

By Anthony H. Cordesman

No one can discount the threat of nuclear war, even when the threat is still materializing and remains far lower than some media reports would indicate. At the same time, it makes little sense to define the nuclear threat simply in terms of...