There is an active debate in the U.S. Marine Corps about the value of operations in the information environment as a central ...

In 2017, the world’s largest shipping company, Maersk, went dark. A state-sponsored cyber attack known as NotPetya spread from Ukraine into global ...

This is the first in a series of articles. Subsequent articles will examine answers to each of the four questions laid out below. As ...

Last month, Javier Milei, Argentina’s flashy libertarian leader, arrived in New York City not with his trademark chainsaw, but with his hat in his hand.

The Commerce Department’s imminent Section 232 investigation — launched in April and expected to conclude soon — may ...

In 2021, Erica Lonergan wrote, “A Grand Strategy Based on Resilience,” where she argued the United States should focus more time and resources on ...

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization convened for its 25th summit in Tianjin on Sept. 1, the largest gathering of leaders in ...

For decades, predictions about a war with Iran carried an air of inevitability: Analysts warned a conflict would close the ...

This is a special edition of our members-only newsletter, In Brief, where each week, experts will dig deep into a single issue happening in the world to ...

In August 2025, 25 international experts gathered at Syracuse University to do something unusual: plan China's invasion of Taiwan. For two days, ...

Wars are not won by speed and better decisions. They are won when weapons find their targets and destroy them. Yet in the ...