The United States cannot let down its guard with normalized Cuban-American relations: Cuba still poses a severe economic espionage...

The post-Cold War world assumes a rough equality of power between the United States and Russia, but Russia’s growing...

Ubiquitous internet connectivity is neither as imminent nor as immediately dangerous as pop culture depicts, but government regulations will...

A brief interview about Russia with IR professor Marek Jan Chodakiewicz, reprinted from February 2015.

Although exceptionally powerful, US submarine capabilities are no longer nearly as dominant in international waters as they once were...

China fears that, should a conflict arise, the US and its allies could easily break China’s logistical backbone by...

The US strategy in approaching the mafia should accommodate the evolution of the modern mafia’s structure, goals, and areas...

In recent months, the United States has found itself at the center of the refugee crisis and is now...

Every year the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) presents a threat assessment to the Senate Armed Services Committee. This...

As successful as ISIS has become, it depends on many unsustainable revenue streams, including stolen infrastructure and continued conquest.

Pakistan is one of the world’s most water stressed countries. Without some level of cooperation, the water situation plaguing...

The Economic Espionage Act (EEA), crafted with the intention of protecting the economic interests of the US, was implemented...