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The Double-Edged Sword of Semiconductor Export Controls

The Scholl Chair evaluates the "design-out" and "design-around" risks associated with U.S. semiconductor export controls and their potential impacts on economic and national security, with a focus on China's development of advanced semiconductor packaging capabilities.

Report by Jack Whitney, Matthew Schleich, and William Alan Reinsch — October 4, 2024

AI Makes Nuclear Viable, Not Yet Inevitable

AI is changing the game for nuclear power. The question now is whether industry can move beyond restarts and build a new reactor—only this will mark the true start of a U.S. nuclear renaissance.

Commentary by Cy McGeady — October 4, 2024

To Cut Methane, Build Global Capacity

Methane will again be high on the agenda at COP29. There is strong momentum on methane reductions in the oil and gas sector, but the next goal should be to accelerate progress by developing new centers of excellence for methane science around the world.

Commentary by Ben Cahill — October 3, 2024

The Draghi Report: A Strategy to Reform the European Economic Model

The Draghi report could serve as a roadmap for the new European Commission by proposing radical changes to the European Union's economic policy. It is now up to the member states not to block them and to finance them.

Commentary by Federico Steinberg and Max Bergmann — October 2, 2024

Lessons from Israel’s Last War in Lebanon

In 2006, Israel and Hezbollah fought each other fiercely, with Israel's military failing in many ways. Israel's intelligence and military successes in recent weeks show how it has learned the lessons from that war.

Commentary by Daniel Byman — October 2, 2024

Connected Cars and Spying

James Lewis examines how hostile powers pose the risk of espionage and disruption as connected cars become more prevalent. 

Commentary by James Andrew Lewis — October 1, 2024