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• Repairing the Breach

  U.S.-India relations stumbled badly during the second half of 2025. Differences between U.S. and Indian officials over how a ceasefire was reached between New Delhi and Islama...

• Isabel Dlabach

  Isabel Dlabach is a Joseph S. Nye, Jr. Intern for the Transatlantic Security Program at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS).Prior to joining CNAS, Dlabach interned a...

• She Uncovered a Terrifying Lab Hidden in California, with Alleged Ties to China

  It isn’t known how many biolabs are operating in the United States because there’s no monitoring system in place, said Sam Howell, an associate fellow with the technology and ...

• CNAS Insights | Bridging Washington and Silicon Valley

  The recent friction between Anthropic and the Pentagon has made me reflect on the painful chasm that opened between Washington and Silicon Valley following leaks from Edward S...

• The Ties That Bind

  Introduction U.S. policymakers have made the revitalization of the U.S. defense industrial base (DIB) a top national security priority and are directing considerable resources...

• Why Delayed US-China Summit Raises Stakes for Takaichi Ahead of White House Visit

  Richard Fontaine, a former State Department and National Security Council (NSC) official, said Trump “is likely to express some frustration” at the situation. “If the summit c...

• U.S.-Japan-Philippines Trilateral Cooperation

  Executive Summary Growing challenges from the People’s Republic of China’s (PRC’s) massive military modernization, rapid technological advancement, and coercive military activ...

• Quantum's Industrial Moment

  Quantum technologies are approaching a critical inflection point. Over the next three to five years, quantum sensors and computers that have long remained confined to laborato...

• Jack Shanahan: An Inside Look at Track 2 AI Meetings Between the U.S. and China

  Jack Shanahan has become synonymous with the adoption of artificial intelligence in the U.S. Department of Defense. As the founding director of the Joint AI Center, which was ...

• CNAS Insights | Can the United States Sustain Its War Against Iran?

  Last week, the Trump administration hosted U.S. defense companies at the White House for a discussion on defense production. At the center of ongoing operations are questions ...

• Jack Shanahan: An Inside Look at Track 2 AI Meetings Between the US and China

  Jack Shanahan, adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, joined CTRL + ALT + DEFENSE to explore how AI adoption has evolved since his time leading the J...

• America’s Military Is Focused on Iran. Its Biggest Challenge Is China.

• Deterrence at Scale

  Introduction From the Punic Wars to Franco-Spanish competition during the Renaissance to World War II, history is replete with examples of when industrial capacity—not simply ...

• Eyes in the Sky

  In the Department of Defense’s priority scenarios—a “defense by denial” of China and homeland defense—dedicated airborne sensing and battle management aircraft and their crew ...

• In Brief: Increasing Tensions Between China and Japan Create Risks for the Region

  This article was originally published in War on the Rocks. China’s latest pressure campaign targeting Japan serves multiple purposes for Beijing. One is to redirect domestic p...

• The U.S. Launches a Peace Corps for AI to Compete with China

  While speaking at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi last month, White House science and technology adviser Michael Kratsios announced the launch of Tech Corps. Posi...

• New from CNAS | Embracing a Hellscape Strategy to Defend Taiwan

  Developing a Four-Layer Defense to Defeat a Chinese Invasion...

• Hellscape for Taiwan

  Executive Summary The question of how Taiwan can effectively deter and, if necessary, defeat a Chinese invasion has become increasingly urgent. For the past two decades, Taiwa...

• CNAS Insights | Why the “Swing States” Approach Is Right for Africa

  Africa watchers in Washington, D.C., were dispirited—though not surprised—when an email calling the continent “a peripheral—rather than a core theater for US interest” recentl...

• China’s First Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier Will Challenge U.S. Sea Power

  New satellite imagery obtained by Newsweek shows work advancing on China’s fourth aircraft carrier, with defense analysts increasingly convinced the vessel will be nuclear-pow...