October 28, 2025
Geoeconomics Summit 2025 - The Changing Dynamics of Statecraft
David Feith, adjunct senior fellow at CNAS, participated in a panel during an Institute of Geoeconomics summit in Tokyo to compare geoeconomic statecraft under the Biden and Trump administrations, focusing on key national security priorities like semiconductor export controls and artificial intelligence.
Watch the full interview on The Institute of Geoeconomics.
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