Panel: Moves from Putin Administration Ending ‘Strategic Holiday ‘ for U.S., NATO
“Thanks to Vladimir Putin, it looks like the strategic holiday is over” for the United States and NATO when it…
Report: Russian Arms Sales Give China a Better Chance in Competing with U.S. Ships
“Improved maritime strike capability has given Chinese warships a much greater chance of competing against their U.S. counterparts” and improved…
Report: New Forum Needed to Negotiate Arctic Security Concerns
The Center for Strategic and International Studies has proposed creating a military code of conduct in a new multinational forum…
Panel: Putin Surprised By E.U., U.S. Unity on Ukraine Issue
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has been surprised by the continuing unity between the European Union and the United States in…
Pentagon Policy Chief Christine Wormuth Outlines Ongoing U.S. Security Challenges
While the American public’s attention—when it focuses on Afghanistan—is centered on the withdrawal of U.S. forces and the uptick of…
Panel: U.S. Should Think Beyond North Korea to Forge Ties Between Japan and South Korea
Lingering antagonism between Japan and Korea are part of a host of reasons relations between the two key U.S. allies…
Panel: ISIS ‘Stronger, Tougher and Smarter’ Than Expected
Since the fall of Mosul—Iraq’s second largest city—a year ago, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS or ISIL)…
Expert: India Watching U.S. Pacific Rebalance Closely
Smaller nations are the ones mostly questioning the seriousness of the United States in re-balancing its commitment to the Indo-Pacific…
Panel: Shifts in Saudi Leadership Raise Questions of Stability
The late April shuffling of the line of succession to the Saudi Arabian throne, plus a major shift in ministers…
Former VCJCS James Cartwright: U.S. Risks Obsolesce in Future Space Programs Without More Adaptation
The U.S. needs to rethink how it develops its future space assets from less purpose built platforms to more adaptive…