A study of 30 leading semiconductor firms finds that recent U.S. export controls aimed at China have not hindered innovation.

New research finds that we can now no longer trust our eyes and ears to reliably distinguish between real and AI-generated ...

The United States must reestablish a credible nuclear deterrence in space by building on the same foundation of deterrence ...

The CSIS Defense and Security Department tackles the most complex issues shaping the global security landscape. Amid a rapid shift in the global balance of power, our research offers practical ...

CSIS Americas Director Ryan C. Berg argues the deterioration of democracy and transparency in Honduras will pose increasing challenges for U.S.-Honduras relations.

International commitments on climate change imply bold actions to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Among them, switching energy production and industrial processes to cleaner sources ...

The Aerospace Security Project (ASP) is a trusted resource for policymakers, offering insightful thoughts and in-depth analyses on policy issues, operational concepts, technology trends, and economic ...

Networks of manned and unmanned aircraft will command the skies. These teams will be increasingly modular and optimized for counterair, interdiction, and close air support missions. A mix of war games ...

This series—featuring scholars from the Futures Lab, the International Security Program, and across CSIS—explores emerging challenges and opportunities that NATO is likely to confront after its 75th ...

Maritime supply chains remain the backbone of the global economy. Eighty percent of global trade by volume, and over seventy percent by value, is transported by sea. Maritime supply chain security is ...

The General System of Preferences (GSP) is the oldest and largest U.S. trade preference program, authorized in 1974 and subsequently renewed 14 times. Once an anchor of U.S. international economic ...