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The Story of Sanctions

This week, Bill Reinsch outlines his takeaways from the recent history of U.S. sanctions policy and how best to apply these tools going forward.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — March 17, 2025

The Truth of the Matter

Securing Full Stack U.S. Leadership in AI

Navin Girishankar, president of the CSIS Economic Security and Technology Department, and Joseph Majkut, director of the CSIS Energy Security and Climate Change Program, join the podcast to discuss U.S. full stack leadership in AI, laying out all of the energy and tech components needed to achieve global AI dominance.

Podcast Episode by H. Andrew Schwartz, Navin Girishankar, and Joseph Majkut — March 17, 2025

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Top Takeaways from China’s Two Sessions

Experts from the CSIS Trustee Chair weigh in on the 2025 "Two Sessions" legislative meetings in China, including their significance for China’s economy, governance, technology development, and energy and climate goals.

Blog Post by Scott Kennedy, Logan Wright, Ilaria Mazzocco, Deborah Seligsohn, Jeannette Chu, and John L. Holden — March 14, 2025

Betting on America

A Tech Power Playbook for the United States featuring Sen. Todd Young

Senator Todd Young (R-IN), a national champion of U.S. technology leadership in the global competition with China, joins Navin Girishankar on the Economic Security and Technology Department’s new series: Betting on America. 

Podcast Episode by Navin Girishankar — March 12, 2025

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Betting on America

Why Quantum is a Must-Win Tech featuring Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi

Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL), a leading voice on U.S. competition with China, joins Navin Girishankar on this episode of Betting on America to discuss strategies and policies–from strategic investment, workforce, and export controls–that the U.S. needs to take the pole position across advanced technologies. 

Podcast Episode by Navin Girishankar — March 12, 2025

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China Field Notes – with Scott Kennedy

The Terms of Trade: A Somber Prognosis from WTO Expert Tu Xinquan

Tu Xinquan of China’s University of International Business & Economics (UIBE) discusses China’s entry into the WTO, the growth of trade tensions, and reforms needed to global economic governance. 

Podcast Episode by Scott Kennedy — March 10, 2025

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Do What I Say, Not What I Do

This week, Bill Reinsch discusses the differences between China's past use of economic coercion and the reemerging trend of U.S.-led economic coercion.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — March 10, 2025

How to Defend Ukraine’s Skies During Peace Negotiations

How many aircraft are needed to secure Ukraine’s airspace during a ceasefire? As history shows, deterrence requires strength. This analysis examines the force posture necessary to uphold stability and prevent Russian provocation.

Commentary by Benjamin Jensen, Mark Montgomery, and Jose M. Macias III — March 7, 2025