Richard Fontaine, Chief Executive Officer for the Center for a New American Security opens the 2023 CNAS National Security Conference with remarks on the theme... Read More

Japan and South Korea are pursuing a bilateral rapprochement after years of bitter disputes and tit-for-tat retaliation over historical issues. U.S. leaders have enthusiastically welcomed... Read More

CNAS Middle East Security Senior Fellow and Program Director Jonathan Lord will moderate a discussion with members of Congress to discuss their views on Congress’... Read More

The United States has made significant progress over the last six months in deepening its security relationships in the Indo-Pacific through several initiatives, agreements, and... Read More

CNAS will host a live recording of Brussels Sprouts, one of the organization’s flagship podcasts offering small bites on transatlantic security, NATO, the EU, Russia,... Read More

The Energy, Economics, and Security Program hosts Grant T. Harris, the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Analysis for an in-depth discussion on the... Read More

This session will explore the international connections between organizations referred to as domestic violent extremist groups in the U.S., and their foreign counterparts. The trends... Read More

The United States shifted to the All-Volunteer Force on July 1, 1973, impacting the way the military services recruit, retain, manage, and care for service... Read More

The experience of the United States in conventional wars over the past 30 years has been characterized by brevity and overmatch. The effects of nuclear... Read More