Press
Showing 1-20 of 1705 Items
-
In The News
Indo-Pacific Security / Transatlantic Security
After Midterms, Europe Looks Beyond TrumpRichard Fontaine, CEO of the Center for a New American Security, said allies like the United Kingdom and South Korea may also be less inclined to honor billion-dollar trade ag...
By Richard Fontaine
-
U.S. Marine Drone Detachment in the Philippines Operating from Palawan Airfield
In The News
“With Coast Guard cutters rotating through Subic in September and now Marines positioning in Palawan, Washington is sending a signal that we stand with the Philippines in the ...
By Ryan Claffey
-
Iran War Fever Is Rising Again. The Battlespace Has Changed.
In The News
“This is the moment to rethink the shape of the American military presence in the Middle East,” argued Richard Fontaine, who heads the Center for a New American Security. “The...
By Richard Fontaine
-
Tariffs Pose a Risk to U.S.-India Relationship
In The News
“Both the United States and India should not buy Russian oil and gas, but I don’t think simply imposing big tariffs on India is the way to get them to” reduce their purchases,...
By Richard Fontaine
-
China Has Resolved Its ‘Malacca Dilemma’
In The News
What’s more, noted James Crabtree, adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security and the author of the forthcoming The Perimeter — on the “First Island Chain...
By James Crabtree
-
In The News
Indo-Pacific Security / Energy, Economics & Security
Finland’s President Bets on America but Prepares for a New World OrderAlong with Stubb, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski are among those European leaders keeping the transatlantic relationship afloa...
By James Crabtree
-
In The News
Indo-Pacific Security / Energy, Economics & Security
U.S.-China Relations: Avoiding the Worst Case Isn’t Good EnoughInstead, the prevailing conclusion is that the meeting was “a diplomatic nothing burger,” in the words of regional analyst and adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New Am...
By James Crabtree
-
Japan’s New CIA Could Be Takaichi’s Trump Card
In The News
Japan is stepping up to meet his administration’s demands for allies to do more. Intelligence reform may generate fewer headlines than higher defense spending, new missiles, o...
By Derek Grossman
-
Big Questions—And Key Logistical Details—Loom Ahead of China-U.S. Summit
In The News
"I think that's one of the reasons why they want to sustain diplomacy with Trump is they're pretty happy with the direction things are going," said Jacob Stokes, a senior fell...
By Jacob Stokes
-
Energy Markets Are Being Reshaped as Supply Chains Endure Testing Times
In The News
On the geopolitical angle, Derek Grossman, Founder & Chief Analyst, Indo-Pacific Solutions and adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, said he was...
By Derek Grossman
-
What Professional China Watcher Jordan Schneider Says Is Missing From US-China Coverage
In The News
Shortly after Schneider’s arrival in Beijing, President Xi Jinping removed term limits for China’s leadership, part of his broader consolidation of power within the Communist ...
By Jordan Schneider
-
U.S. Military Takes Lighter Touch Toward New Targets in Boat Strike Campaign
In The News
“First of all, the fact that the crews have not been killed in an act of extrajudicial violence is obviously a huge step forward,” Annie Pforzheimer, the former director for i...
By Annie Pforzheimer
-
Taliban Energy Deal: From Delta Investment to Regional Competition
In The News
Annie Pforzheimer, a former deputy chief of mission at the US Embassy in Kabul, told Afghanistan International that the Delta agreement indicates that a Saudi company ultimate...
By Annie Pforzheimer
-
25 Years After 9/11, Could Afghanistan Again Become a Launchpad for Global Terror?
In The News
"It is already harboring terrorists who have international aspirations. The next question is going to be whether they're going to carry those out. But has Afghanistan come ful...
By Annie Pforzheimer
-
U.S. and China Eye Trump-XI Talks on AI Guardrails Despite Tech Rift
In The News
Private-sector executives eager to visit Beijing and propose partnerships frequently find their ambitions misaligned with Washington's policy red lines, said Jacob Stokes, a s...
By Jacob Stokes
-
South Korea Hopes for Talks Between U.S. and North Korea After Trump Downsizes Military Drills
In The News
Duyeon Kim, an adjunct senior fellow at Washington’s Center for a New American Security, said “reducing joint drills weakens military readiness over time against another poten...
By Dr. Duyeon Kim
-
China Expands Taiwan Pressure Campaign to Cultural Events
In The News
Analysts said Beijing has sought to challenge references to Taiwan at international forums, regardless of their size or political significance. Center for a New American Secur...
By Jacob Stokes
-
China’s Campaign to Suffocate Taiwan Is Hitting Children’s Choirs and Baristas
In The News
“No forum is too small, technical or peripheral for careerist Chinese diplomats seeking recognition for defending Beijing’s position,” said Jacob Stokes, a senior fellow at th...
By Jacob Stokes
-
China Sends Nuclear Missile Message as Us Looks Elsewhere
In The News
Jacob Stokes, senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, said the launch shows China "is looking to consolidate its nuclear triad through more operational tests ...
By Jacob Stokes
-
Chinese Military Hovered as Global Executives Flocked to Taiwan Tech Show
In The News
Billions of dollars are being invested in Taiwan to produce the hardware needed to power the AI revolution, but there is a potential sting in the tail, said David Feith, seni...
By David Feith
