Analysis

This week, the Scholl Chair seeks to answer the question of what to do about the China tariffs imposed by President Trump in 2018.

The United States and NATO have ramped up their support to Ukraine by providing major weapon systems. However, the maintenance and training demands to make these systems effective will likely require the deployment of battlefield contractors to Ukraine.

Satellite image collected on April 20 provides one of the most detailed and current views of the Sinpo Shipyard, which houses North Korea’s experimental ballistic missile submarine and submersible test stand barge.

This week, CSIS Korea Chair Victor Cha returns as a guest on the Asia Chessboard to analyze the most recent South Korean presidential election and how it has impacted the geopolitics of the Korean peninsula.

This edition of CSIS's nightly newsletter covers Mariupol Evacuees, EU Energy, Petty at Jazz Fest and More.

The U.S. military likes to win its wars with a sprint. When it launched Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003, the air assault began on March 19, and President George W. Bush declared "mission accomplished" on May 1.

The Oil Pollution Act of 1990 created a liability regime that monetized risks and incentivized standards and response development to build resiliency. Critical infrastructure organizations need a similar system to bolster cyber preparedness, response, and resilience.