Russia Accuses Serbia of Betrayal
Despite the traditional rhetoric of Slavic brothers united in common cause, Serbia continues to look out for its own interest, knowing Moscow is willing to sacrifice the Serbs.
Financial Times
Keep the Door Closed to Anonymous Shell Companies
A Comment on FinCEN’s Interim Final Rule Exempting Domestic Companies From Beneficial Ownership Reporting Requirements Under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA)
Public Comments
Hamas and Turkey: Partners in Terror
Memos
Iran’s Nuclear Disarmament
The Only Deal That Protects U.S. and Allied Security
Monographs
Examining the Office of Insular Affairs’ Role in Fostering Prosperity in the Pacific Territories and Addressing External Threats to Peace and Security
Legislative Testimonies
Blackout
International Energy Policies Threaten U.S. National Security
Monographs
Ship Carrying Chemical for Missile Development Docks in Iran
America’s authoritarian adversaries continue to deepen their military ties. A container ship carrying 1,000 tons of sodium perchlorate from China — a precursor chemical used to make ammonium perchlorate,...
Policy Briefs
Ships in China Loaded With Missile Fuel Ingredients Prepare to Set Sail for Iran
Enough Fuel for Hundreds of Missiles: China continues to demonstrate its support for Iran as reports this week indicated that two Iranian ships docked in China had been loaded with...
Flash Briefs
Biotech Battlefield
Weaponizing Innovation in the Age of Genomics
Monographs
Russia Negotiating With New Syrian Government to Keep Military Bases
Russia Negotiates To Keep Bases: Officials from Russia and representatives of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) — the Syrian rebel group that overthrew Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad...
Flash Briefs
‘Employment With High Salaries’: Russia Recruiting Foreign Fighters from Yemen
Yemeni Fighters Funneled to Russian Frontlines in Ukraine: Russia has reportedly recruited hundreds of Yemeni nationals to fight in its war against Ukraine using a company linked...
Flash Briefs
Iran’s missile trade with Russia is about changing world order
The story of the transfer of Iranian missiles to Russia is not just about the missiles; it is about the larger symbol.
Op-eds
U.S., Israel, and UAE in Talks on Postwar Gaza Governance
Latest Developments Representatives from the United States, Israel, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) met in Abu Dhabi last week to discuss plans for postwar Gaza, Axios reported on July 23. Emirati...
Flash Briefs
U.S. in Talks With Israel Over Transfer of Patriot Air Defense System to Ukraine
The Biden administration is in talks with Israel about transferring its aging U.S.-manufactured Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine, The Financial Times reported on June 27. Improving...
Flash Briefs
Reported US-Iran Talks Explain Saudi Sitting Out Red Sea Operations
Wafic Safa, a top Hezbollah official, is on an unprecedented visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a country that classifies the Iran-backed Lebanese militia as a terrorist organization. The...
Op-eds
Biden continues Iran’s access to $10 billion just weeks after its proxy killed three American soldiers
Just six weeks after an Iran-backed drone strike killed three American soldiers in Jordan, President Biden has approved a sanctions waiver giving Tehran continued access to more than $10 billion...
Op-eds
Going Nuclear on Rosatom
Ending Global Dependence on Putin's Nuclear Energy Sector
Legislative Testimonies
Tightening the Belt or End of the Road? China’s BRI at 10
Memos
Iran Reportedly Used UK Banks to Evade U.S. Sanctions
Iran used two banks in the United Kingdom to evade U.S. sanctions via front companies secretly owned by Iran’s Petrochemical Commercial Company (PCC), the Financial Times reported...