Defense and Security

The Emeritus Chair in Strategy comments on the importance of continued U.S. aid to Ukraine where the value is high, and the price is low, compared to the cost of doing nothing.  

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has led Europeans to pay increasing attention to deterrence and territorial defense in Europe, as opposed to “low-intensity” out-of-area crisis management. This underscores the importance of NATO, but what does it mean for the European Union?

The CSIS is delighted to have hosted Thierry Breton, Commissioner for Internal Market of the European Union, for a conversation on EU-US cooperation in support of Ukraine and collaboration on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.

A bipartisan, 14-member Commission on the Korean Peninsula has looked at recommendations for strengthening extended deterrence and reexamining North Korea policy. Join us as members of the Commission discuss recommendations from our report.

As concerns arise about whether U.S. aid to Ukraine is sustainable, the Pentagon is increasingly substituting where inventories are running low. One option, a potential model for the future, is to provide the M198—an older howitzer—of which hundreds are available.

The elevation of health security within recent national security policies and bipartisan legislative action proves that it remains possible to bridge divides and make measurable progress to prepare the United States for inevitable future biological threats.