For most of the postwar period, U.S. international economic policy was primarily aimed at seizing opportunities: opening global markets, promoting growth, improving efficiency. Today, it is largely ...

Section 1. Policy. A strong national defense depends on a robust economy and price stability, a resilient manufacturing and defense industrial base, and secure domestic supply chains. Critical ...

Reliable, accurate, and timely data are the foundation of sound policy, business strategy, and public trust. For generations, the U.S. federal statistical system has been the global benchmark, ...

Economics and security are increasingly colliding. During the past five years, countries have collectively announced an average of three thousand economic restrictions per year, a nearly fourfold ...

Global security and economics are increasingly intertwined, leading to more insular actions and complicating efforts to address challenges like climate change and digital technology advancement. ASEAN ...

Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng presented his credentials to President Joe Biden at the Oval Office on a humid summer afternoon in 2023. Less well-known is that following his presentation, Xie’s first ...

In recent months, U.S.-Pakistan relations have staged a notable comeback. From the headline-making White House luncheon between President Trump and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir to ...

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu recently reaffirmed his administration's commitment to comprehensive ranching and livestock reforms at the National Economic Council (NEC) conference in Abuja. His message ...

WASHINGTON, DC – JULY 23, 2024 – The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) today announced the appointment of Navin Girishankar as president of its Economic Security and Technology ...

Consider the drone: Although it is critical to national defense and prosperity, nearly all its components are made in China. A country’s economic security—its ability to generate both national ...