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Ryan Berg and Diego Marroquin Bitar in the San Diego Union Tribune: U.S., Mexico and Canada must extend productive trade agreement

Americas Program Director Ryan C. Berg and Fellow Diego Marroquin Bitar argue that extending the USMCA agreement will protect jobs, strengthen supply chains, and keep North America competitive.

Commentary by Ryan C. Berg and Diego Marroquín Bitar — January 13, 2026

U.S. Cyber Capabilities to Deter and Disrupt Malign Foreign Activity Targeting the Homeland

To actually achieve deterrence, the United States needs a mindset shift. We need to stop thinking about cyber attacks as inevitable nuisances and start seeing them for what they are: hostile action against the United States.

Congressional Testimony by Emily Harding — January 13, 2026

PacTech Pulse: January 2026

This edition of PacTech Pulse covers January 2026.

Newsletter by Aryan D’Rozario — January 13, 2026

Civil Takedowns: The Missing Legal Framework for Cyber Disruption

The United States can fight cybercrime more effectively by scaling court-authorized, private sector takedowns of criminal infrastructure—but procedural friction, evidentiary uncertainty, and cost asymmetry keep use of this tool limited. It’s time to address barriers.

Commentary by Sezaneh Seymour — January 12, 2026

Disaster Risk Financing in Real Time: Ghana Case Study

Recognizing the growing impacts of climate change and the increased importance of preparation for extreme weather events, the government of Ghana has undertaken several steps in recent years to enhance resilience by securing prearranged financing for disasters.

Report by Noam Unger and Madeleine McLean — January 12, 2026

Disaster Risk Financing in Fragile Contexts: Syria Case Study

Syria experienced a twice a century drought in the first few months of 2025, and it was through innovative disaster risk financing that WFP was able to raise the funds needed to respond.

Report by Noam Unger and Madeleine McLean — January 12, 2026

Profit from Preparation: Innovations and Opportunities in Disaster Risk Financing in Developing Countries

A combination of extreme weather impacts and cuts to aid budgets mean that the next few years will be ripe for the rapid development and further scaling up of anticipatory action measures and prearranged finance approaches to better manage mounting disaster risk.

Report by Noam Unger and Madeleine McLean — January 12, 2026

It's More than Just Drones: Industrial Base Lessons from the Conflict in Ukraine | All About the Base

Global Oil Markets Outlook: Key Takeaways from EIA’s January 2026 STEO

Examining Major Elements Driving Investment Uncertainty in the 2026 USMCA Review

Book Launch | China's Weaponization of Trade: Resistance Through Collective Resilience

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Ryan Berg and Diego Marroquin Bitar in the San Diego Union Tribune: U.S., Mexico and Canada must extend productive trade agreement

U.S. Cyber Capabilities to Deter and Disrupt Malign Foreign Activity Targeting the Homeland

PacTech Pulse: January 2026

Civil Takedowns: The Missing Legal Framework for Cyber Disruption

Disaster Risk Financing in Real Time: Ghana Case Study

Disaster Risk Financing in Fragile Contexts: Syria Case Study

Profit from Preparation: Innovations and Opportunities in Disaster Risk Financing in Developing Countries

Unstable Coins: Stablecoin Regulation, Market Structure Legislation, and U.S. Security Risks

The Geopolitics of Maduro’s Capture: China’s Future in Latin America Following Operation Absolute Resolve

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