Analysis

Are U.S. weapons inventories getting too low because of transfers to Ukraine? Although most inventories are acceptable, some key munitions will take many years to replace. Often, there are workarounds, but there may be a crisis brewing over artillery ammunition.

CSIS Americas Program director Ryan C. Berg and Andrew Sady-Kennedy assess key reforms for Mexico to improve competitiveness and security in the information and communications technology sector.

This Edition of CSIS's nightly newsletter covers Brazilians Detained, Ukraine Resistance, Tulsa King, and More.

Intelligence gathering is a core theme in Japan’s new national security strategy. CSIS Japan Chair adjunct fellow John Hemmings examines whether Japan should be in in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing network to manage an increasingly severe security environment in Asia.

The CSIS Korea Chair hosted a discussion on the North Korean leadership, including unanswered questions about Kim Jong-un's health, the succession plan, and new revelations about the Kim family.

This Edition of CSIS's nightly newsletter covers Putin Orders Cease-Fire, NK Drone, Slow Train Coming, and More

Elon Musk's recent policy changes at Twitter come in the midst of historic interest in both content moderation and competition rules in the European Union and United States.