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Practical H-1B Reforms to Serve U.S. Economic Interests

A new CSIS brief analyzes recent H-1B visa reforms, warning that steep fee increases risk undermining U.S. competitiveness. It outlines evidence-based policy alternatives to align immigration with Washington's economic and strategic goals.

Brief by Philip Luck and Thibault Denamiel — February 2, 2026

The New Frontline: Technology Is a Modern Warfighting Domain

The United States must recognize science and technology as a warfighting domain and adopt technology maneuver as a warfighting concept to win the future. Discover how frontline units and tech centers across the nation must adapt now to stay ahead.

Commentary by Katrina Schweiker — February 2, 2026

China Relocates PMZ Structure to Weihai Shipyard

The Atlantic Amsterdam, a Chinese platform that was a point of tension between South Korea and China due to its unilateral placement by Beijing in the Provisional Measures Zone (PMZ), arrived at a commercial shipyard in China last week.

Commentary by Jennifer Jun and Victor Cha — February 2, 2026

Panama Kicked Out Hutchison, but Port Risks Remain

A new Risk Index shows China’s influence over key ports in Latin America and the Caribbean would increase if Chinese-owned COSCO gained a stake in the remaining ports.

Analysis by Henry Ziemer, Jaehyun Han, and Aidan Powers-Riggs — February 2, 2026

Securing Africa’s Future Water Needs

The CSIS Global Food and Water Security Program launched of a new digital report, "Securing Africa's Future Water Needs," examining the water resource challenges and opportunities facing Sub-Saharan Africa.

Transcript — January 30, 2026