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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

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

CSIS Americas Program Director Ryan C. Berg assesses the implications of the recent U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro for China's strategy in the Western Hemisphere.

Commentary by Ryan C. Berg — January 12, 2026

Imagery from Venezuela Shows a Surgical Strike, Not Shock and Awe

CSIS experts analyze new satellite imagery of U.S. strikes against Venezuela carried out during the mission to capture Nicolás Maduro.

Commentary by Ryan C. Berg, Mark F. Cancian, Joseph S. Bermudez Jr., Jennifer Jun, Henry Ziemer, and Chris H. Park — January 9, 2026

Maduro Captured: What Comes Next for Venezuela?

Maduro’s capture is a significant tactical victory for the United States, the region, and Venezuelans. Whether it leads to long-term strategic gains for the United States and Venezuelans, meaning a return to democracy, will be clear only with time.

Commentary by Ryan C. Berg — January 3, 2026

Ryan Berg in Foreign Policy: Trump’s Western Hemisphere Pivot Is Real

Americas Program Director Ryan C. Berg contends that if President Trump wants to make good on the new National Security Strategy, the United States must recalibrate its defense posture.

Commentary by Ryan C. Berg — December 19, 2025

China’s Third Policy Paper on Latin America and the Caribbean: Expanding Influence and Ambitions

China’s third policy paper on Latin America and the Caribbean outlines an institutionalized strategy to deepen regional engagement and secure support for Beijing’s geopolitical goals, with significant implications for U.S. policy in the region and for Taiwan.

Critical Questions by Ryan C. Berg, Henrietta Levin, and Bonny Lin — December 18, 2025

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

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

Imagery from Venezuela Shows a Surgical Strike, Not Shock and Awe

Maduro Captured: What Comes Next for Venezuela?

Ryan Berg in Foreign Policy: Trump’s Western Hemisphere Pivot Is Real

China’s Third Policy Paper on Latin America and the Caribbean: Expanding Influence and Ambitions

Ryan Berg in Americas Quarterly: A Roadmap for Venezuela’s Future Transition

Experts React: The NSS and Washington’s New Approach to the Western Hemisphere

Ryan Berg in the Wall Street Journal: How Could Nicolás Maduro Leave Venezuela?

Securing U.S. Interests in the 2026 USMCA Review: Building a Fortress North America

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