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Assad’s Syria Was Brutal. Will What Comes Next Be Better?

CSIS’s Daniel Byman examines in a New York Times column the legacy of the Assad regime and what comes next for Syria under Hayat Tahrir al-Sham.

Commentary by Daniel Byman — December 9, 2024

Natasha Hall in Foreign Affairs: The Day After Assad

CSIS’s Natasha Hall and International Crisis Group’s Joost Hiltermann discuss how Assad’s fall will shift the balance of power in the Middle East.

Commentary by Natasha Hall — December 9, 2024

Regulatio Ad Absurdum

This week, the Scholl Chair examines the European Union's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive and its impact on businesses from compliance challenges to regulatory overreach.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — December 9, 2024

Press Briefing: Assessing the Collapse of the Assad Regime

The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) hosted a call-in press briefing to assess the collapse of Bashar al-Assad's rule in Syria and its implications.

Transcript — December 9, 2024

A New Normal for the China Coast Guard at Kinmen and Matsu

AIS data shows entrances into prohibited and restricted waters are at an all-time high.

Commentary — December 6, 2024

What Are the Implications of the EU–Mercosur Free Trade Agreement?

The European Union and Mercosur have signed a free trade agreement. If ratified, it will create a market of nearly 800 million consumers and send a strong pro-globalization message.

Critical Questions by Federico Steinberg — December 6, 2024

The Underdog Superpower

Responding to a Taiwan contingency will force military leaders to adopt tactics they haven't considered in generations—those of a scrappy underdog. And they tend to work.

Report by Scott Pence — December 6, 2024

China’s Intelligence Footprint in Cuba: New Evidence and Implications for U.S. Security

China’s deepening ties with Cuba are opening doors for its military and intelligence services there. Satellite imagery and other open-source information offer an unprecedented look at facilities in Cuba likely to be supporting China’s efforts to spy on the United States.

Brief by Matthew P. Funaiole, Aidan Powers-Riggs, Brian Hart, Henry Ziemer, Joseph S. Bermudez Jr., Ryan C. Berg, and Christopher Hernandez-Roy — December 6, 2024

Sunha Bae in Korea on Point: The Expanding Horizon of U.S.-ROK Cybersecurity Cooperation: From Military Security to Cyber Defense

Exploring the evolving dynamics of U.S.-ROK cybersecurity cooperation, this paper, published in Korea On Point, outlines pathways to enhance its effectiveness against digital threats.

Commentary by Sunha Bae — December 5, 2024

Safeguarding Humanitarian Action: The United States’ Critical Role in Renewing UN Security Council Resolution 2664

On December 9, the UNSC will consider renewing Resolution 2664 and the ISIL/Al-Qaida carve-out. Failure to renew would undo two years of improved financial access and risk delayed transactions critical for reaching people in crisis.

Commentary by Nicolas Jude Larnerd and Michelle Strucke — December 5, 2024

International AI Policy: Outlook for 2025

The Last Four Years of Cyber Policy: A Retrospective

Book Launch - Genesis: Artificial Intelligence, Hope, and the Human Spirit

The Turning Point? U.S.-China Relations, Economic Growth, and the Race for Technology Leadership

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