CFR President Michael Froman explores the similarities between globalization and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), as well as the ways in which the two diverge.
Protecting vulnerable infrastructure will require a multipronged approach to make the United States a tougher target.
Peter Harrell’s testimony to the House Select Committee on China addresses why the United States should act before Chinese vehicles and robots become entrenched, how exporters evade restrictions, and ...
The United States’ ability to lead in artificial intelligence (AI) depends on Taiwan’s supply chain ecosystem. As Washington and Beijing compete for global AI dominance, a conflict in the Taiwan ...
Donald Trump’s trade pressures have rapidly pushed Canada and Europe toward each other. Whether the proposed EU “associate ...
Six voting groups helped deliver Trump’s 2024 win. A new CFR report examines these voters’ views of foreign policy and ...
Growing economic pressure is unlikely to be enough to shift the Kremlin’s course, but a Cold War–inspired playbook of ...
The United States and Canada may settle their current trade dispute, but the decades-long movement to integrate the two ...
Gang warfare, hunger, and a disintegrating health-care chain has hollowed out Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince. Seven hundred ...
A series of incidents and stark new warnings from AI researchers has pushed the once-abstract risk of self-improving AI into ...
Recent developments have raised questions over the Army’s commitment to scaling drone adoption. But doing so is critical for ...
The Soviet leader’s twelve-day trip created a media sensation but did not lower tensions in superpower relations.
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