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How Global Governance Can Survive

“With the right reforms, the G-7 can sustain the rules-based order,” write CSIS’s Dr. Victor Cha and Dr. John Hamre in Foreign Affairs with G. John Ikenberry.

Commentary by Victor Cha, John J. Hamre, and John Ikenberry — June 11, 2025

The Nature of Strength

As agriculture faces growing biological and environmental threats, crop biodiversity is vital to maintaining and building resilience. CSIS experts examine how agrobiodiversity, and the genebanks that safeguard it, are strategic assets ensuring a more secure future.

Digital Report by Zane Swanson and Caitlin Welsh — June 11, 2025

Trump Strikes a Deal to Restore Rare Earths Access

President Trump announced an agreement with China to resume exports of rare earth minerals and magnets, following two months of supply disruptions to U.S. industry. China's chokehold on rare earth supply chains and resulting leverage necessitates investment into alternative supply.

Critical Questions by Gracelin Baskaran and Meredith Schwartz — June 11, 2025

How the Loss of Agricultural Biodiversity Threatens National Security

The CSIS Global Food and Water Security Program examined examine the national and global security implications of agrobiodiversity loss and celebrated the launch of a new digital report, The Nature of Strength: Creating a More Secure Future with Agricultural Biodiversity.

Transcript — June 11, 2025