In this week's column, Bill Reinsch provides an assessment of the Trump administration's trade policy: its objectives, ...

The Pentagon has paused its contractor cybersecurity certification program amid concerns from small businesses. What does the ...

China attempts over 2.6 million cyber intrusions daily into Taiwan’s networks. Taiwan should adopt the United Kingdom’s ...

The expansion of China’s commercial space industry is stunning in both scale and speed. U.S. policymakers must understand ...

As China positions itself as a leader of global ocean governance, the findings from the 2016 South China Sea tribunal ruling ...

With the Mogami frigate sale to Australia and the end of decades-old restrictions, Tokyo's manufacturers are entering the ...

Amid the costly on-and-off conflict with Iran, U.S. foreign policymakers would do well to refocus attention on the Caribbean.

In a tabletop exercise, members of Congress faced Red Kraken, an AI agent trained to emulate Beijing. Benjamin Jensen and ...

Experts discuss the latest technology and trade issues in South Korea, including the 12.5% tariffs on South Korea over forced ...

The United States uses more munition than are stockpiled, and its adversaries are noticing. In this piece, Dr. Benjamin Jensen argues that using capacity, a coefficient of deterrence, can alter the ...

What looks like escalation may actually be bargaining. Understanding that changes how we should read the U.S.-Iran conflict.

This installment of Charting the Middle East spotlights the unlikely positive implications of flight disruptions for Syria in ...