What Iran Signals About the Future of Nuclear Arms Control
The war in Iran being waged by the U.S. and Israel may further a shift in nuclear weapons management.
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After New START: The Case for Disciplined Ambiguity
In a post-New START world, transparency can create vulnerability. Strategic stability now hinges on disciplined ambiguity.
Men Lie, Strategies Lie—Numbers Don’t
To find the real priorities of the National Defense Strategy – check the word counts, says Peter W. Singer.
The U.S. Finally Has a Tool to Deter Hostage-Taking
Future Security Program Fellow Sarah Moriarty writes on a new tool to deter hostage taking.
Europe’s IRGC Sanctions Show It’s Learning to Fight a Gray-Zone War
The EU’s decision to designate Iran’s IRGC as a terrorist organization marks a shift away from cautious diplomacy.
What Happens When the President Can Ignore International Law? We’re About to Find Out, Again.
Trump’s capture of Maduro stretches international law, Candace Rondeaux writes, creating a paradox for how the world handles foreign leaders
A Guide to Trump’s Second-Term Military Strikes and Actions
CFR cited New America’s data on the escalation of U.S. strikes in Somalia in 2025.
Today With Dr. Kaye: The Global Stakes of U.S. Intervention in Venezuela
Candace Rondeaux joined Congressman Kweisi Mfume & Dr. Kaye for a conversation examining the implications of U.S. action in Venezuela