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The Evening: Trade Progress, AUKUS Review, Good Vibrations, and More

This edition of the Evening covers Trade Progress, AUKUS Review, Good Vibrations, and More.

Newsletter — June 11, 2025

Ukrainian Agriculture at Risk as the European Union's Liberalized Trade Measures Expire

The expiration of wartime trade exemptions by the European Commission on Ukrainian food imports could compound challenges for Ukrainian producers, who are now facing their fourth-straight growing season in wartime conditions.

Analysis by Joseph Glauber, Caitlin Welsh, and Emma Dodd — June 10, 2025

China’s Advance in Colombia in the Time of Gustavo Petro

CSIS Americas Senior Associate Evan Ellis provides an overview of China’s cooperation with Colombia under President Petro in the areas of commercial relations, infrastructure development, and diplomacy.

Commentary by Evan Ellis — June 10, 2025

Did Trump Just Upend Decades of U.S. Middle East Policy?

Trump's Middle East trip contains the elements of a U.S. course correction for the region.

Commentary by Mona Yacoubian — June 10, 2025

Reimagining Paul Revere: Building Drone Brigades in the U.S. Army Reserve

Victory in future wars may hinge on the modern Paul Revere—unmanned brigades of drones operated by Reserve citizen soldiers, capable of missions ranging from intelligence collection to resupply.

Commentary by Benjamin Jensen — June 10, 2025

Building a Brain of the Army Through Professional Military Education

The Army’s next revolution won’t just be fought on battlefields—it’ll be trained in classrooms. In this piece, Ben Jensen highlights how professional military education can build an AI-powered ‘brain of the Army’ ready for 2040 and beyond.

Commentary by Benjamin Jensen — June 10, 2025

Building Bridges, Countering Rivals: Strengthening U.S.-ASEAN Ties to Combat Chinese Influence

China’s coercive tactics in the South China Sea face growing resistance as Southeast Asian nations push back with renewed resolve. U.S. alliances, especially with the Philippines, remain crucial to upholding the rules-based order and curbing Beijing’s maritime ambitions.

Transcript by Gregory B. Poling — June 10, 2025

One Million Casualties: Russia’s Losses on the Battlefield

Korea-Japan Relations: What to Expect? | The Capital Cable #115

Summit on Resilient U.S. Medical Supply Chains

Fifteenth Annual South China Sea Conference

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The Evening: Trade Progress, AUKUS Review, Good Vibrations, and More

Ukrainian Agriculture at Risk as the European Union's Liberalized Trade Measures Expire

China’s Advance in Colombia in the Time of Gustavo Petro

Did Trump Just Upend Decades of U.S. Middle East Policy?

Reimagining Paul Revere: Building Drone Brigades in the U.S. Army Reserve

Building a Brain of the Army Through Professional Military Education

Building Bridges, Countering Rivals: Strengthening U.S.-ASEAN Ties to Combat Chinese Influence

CSIS Press Briefing: Previewing the G7 Summit

The Evening: California Restraining Order, U.S.-China Trade Talks, Sly Stone, and More

Raised Destroyer Arrives at Najin

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