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The Korean Peninsula: Make or Break?

Nowhere in the Indo-Pacific could the U.S. presidential election results precipitate more disparate outcomes than on the Korean Peninsula. Changes could have broad strategic ripple effects throughout the region.

Commentary by Ellen Kim — September 26, 2024

Middle East Challenges Will Vex Not Only the First 100 Days, but the First 1,000

Iran’s growing influence in the Middle East and the ongoing war in Gaza will pose a challenge for any new U.S. administration. While either president will be under pressure to make quick progress, Middle Eastern leaders take a longer-term view of the region’s problems.

Commentary by Jon B. Alterman — September 26, 2024

New Report from CSIS Analyzes Global Impact of the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election

Inaugural report from CSIS Geopolitics and Foreign Policy Department examines how U.S. relations in key global regions will be impacted by November’s election

Press Release — September 26, 2024

The Evening: Foreign Election Interference, Cease-Fire Proposal, Just Like Tom Thumb Blues, and More

This edition of the Evening covers Foreign Election Interference, Cease-Fire Proposal, Just Like Tom Thumb Blues, and More

Newsletter — September 26, 2024

The Legacy of Camp David: The United States, South Korea, and Japan to Establish a Trilateral Secretariat

The announcement to establish a trilateral secretariat before the end of 2024 by the foreign ministers of the United States, the ROK, and Japan on the sidelines of the UNGA this week is an important effort to institutionalize trilateral cooperation for the future.

Critical Questions by Victor Cha — September 25, 2024

Rebuilding America’s Maritime Strength with Senator Kelly and Congressman Waltz

CSIS and the U.S. Naval Institute hosted Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) and Congressman Mike Waltz (R-FL) for a Maritime Security Dialogue on the importance of strengthening the U.S. maritime sector to compete with global threats.

Transcript — September 25, 2024

States Weekly: September 25, 2024

This edition of States Weekly covers September 25, 2024.

Newsletter by Akshat Singh — September 25, 2024

The Evening: Putin’s Nuclear Threat, U.S. Works on Cease-Fire, Last Waltz, and More

This edition of the Evening covers Putin’s Nuclear Threat, U.S. Works on Cease-Fire, Last Waltz, and More

Newsletter — September 25, 2024

What a Continuing Resolution Could Mean for Defense Funding in FY 2025

As Congress considers passing a continuing resolution to begin the 2025 fiscal year, Seamus Daniels assesses the impact on U.S. defense spending and plans.

Critical Questions by Seamus P. Daniels — September 24, 2024

Can NASA Win the Mars Space Race?

NASA's historic mission to bring back samples of Mars is delayed and faces cost overruns. Meanwhile, China is on track to launch its own mission. Can the United States still win this Mars space race?

Critical Questions by Clayton Swope — September 24, 2024

At The One-Year Mark—Gaza: The Human Toll

A Region Aflame - October 7 A Year Later

At the Helm of Innovation: A Discussion with VADM Pitts on Advancing Naval Capabilities

Driving Impact Live: A First-Generation American’s Journey to Diplomatic Leadership

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