CFR President Michael Froman analyzes the aftermath of a Supreme Court decision that struck down tariffs imposed under the ...
A riveting exploration of the current state of far-right terrorism in the United States—and recommendations to stop its rise.
The president will speak to an American public that is souring on his administration’s policies and after the Supreme Court delivers him a rebuke on tariff policy.
Welcome to the Daily News Brief, CFR’s flagship morning newsletter summarizing the top global news and analysis of the day. ...
Tariffs have had a particularly noticeable effect on Americans’ perceptions of the cost of food. The CFR-Morning Consult survey asked Americans how concerned they are about affording a range of ...
Diversifying away from the United States is easier said than done, but the potential long-term costs to U.S. security and prosperity are significant.
Militaries worldwide are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) while international cooperation flounders. With the ...
European concerns about Russian aggression are justified, yet severe constraints on Moscow make an attack in the near future unlikely. Europe needs to balance military deterrence with diplomatic ...
This year’s Munich Security Conference showed that the United States and Europe want to work together. The question is, on whose terms? Europe appears to be rallying around its own vision of a strong ...
India is in the middle of a revolutionary energy transition, attempting to pull off what other countries such as the United ...
Lowering tariffs could be an effective way for the Trump administration to address voters’ cost-of-living concerns, even if actual price trends reflect a more complex set of drivers.
The crammed hallways of the Munich Security Conference thrummed this year with the usual suspects. And that highlights a ...
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