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Chinese Energy Investments in Southeast Asia

With the Trump administration revoking Biden-era programs to support energy transitions in Southeast Asia, there is a widening funding gap that China is poised to fill.

Report by Lauren Mai and Andreyka Natalegawa — December 17, 2025

The United States Needs a Southwest Drone Wall

CSIS Americas associate fellow Henry Ziemer argues the United States needs to do more to secure the southwest land border against illicit drones.

Commentary by Henry Ziemer — December 16, 2025

Questions to Ask After a Terrorist Attack

Confusion reigns after a terrorist attack. Initial reporting is often flawed, and misperceptions endure even after being debunked by experts. Asking the right questions can help policymakers, journalists, and the public distinguish signal from noise, avoid costly overreaction, and prepare for future threats.

Commentary by Daniel Byman — December 16, 2025

Outlining the Challenges to U.S. Naval Shipbuilding

The U.S. naval shipbuilding enterprise struggles to produce ships at the scale and speed demanded despite being a bipartisan priority for successive administrations and Congress. The White House must tackle complex, longstanding challenges to improve shipbuilding capacity.

Report by Seamus P. Daniels, Henry H. Carroll, Cynthia R. Cook, Oliver Buntin, and Sarah O’Rourke — December 16, 2025

Everything Old Is New Again

In this commentary, Bill Reinsch looks back at past trade analysis that got it right and saw today's trade challenges before everyone else saw them coming, with takeaways for today's leaders.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — December 15, 2025

The United States Needs Its Marine Corps Now More Than Ever

Recent arguments for abolishing the Marine Corps on the grounds of redundancy and fiscal constraints overlook the service's unique role as a scalable, naval expeditionary force essential for power projection and sea control in the era of great power competition.

Commentary by Patrick Panjeti and David Batcheler — December 15, 2025