The past decade has seen two main trends in the U.S.-China economic relationship: it has gotten bigger, and it has gotten more contentious. Nowhere is this more apparent than in bilateral investment ties. Even as the

The U.S. Department of Treasury on March 31, 2017 sanctioned 11 individuals and one entity associated with providing funding and support for North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles program.

In the last four weeks North Korea has launched four ballistic missiles in the direction of Japan, tested a rocket engine, attempted another missile launch, and declared that it is pursuing pre-emptive strike capabilities. While increasing missile tests and provocative...

Saudi Arabia has historically been a leading supplier of crude oil to China, Indonesia, and Japan, and even as the kingdom implements its Vision 2030 (which aims to diversify its economy by facilitating investment into nonenergy sectors and strengthening nonenergy trade),...

The CSIS Southeast Asia Program on March 1-2 organized a conference in Manila, Philippines—“U.S.-ASEAN Relations: Charting the Next 40 Years” —in cooperation with the Albert del Rosario Institute for Strategic and International Studies and with the generous...

The CSIS Southeast Asia Program on March 1-2 organized a conference in Manila, Philippines—“U.S.-ASEAN Relations: Charting the Next 40 Years”—in cooperation with the Albert del Rosario Institute for Strategic and International Studies and with the generous support of...

At its very core, HELP marks the biggest transition from an era of government control to government support for upstream E&P in India. OALP removes restrictions on exploration by giving companies both the data and the discretion to explore areas of their choice....

Soon after the American Revolution, certain of the founders began to recognize the strategic significance of Asia and the Pacific and the vast material and cultural resources at stake there. Over the coming generations, the United States continued to ask how best to expand...

CSIS launched the Task Force on Women’s and Family Health in the belief that there is an exceptional opportunity—and pressing need—for U.S. leadership in this critical area.