Mending Fences: Strengthening Homeland Defense Through Integrated Civil-Military Air Surveillance
Thane Clare shares how utilizing civil technology may help the Department of Defense establish a more comprehensive homeland air defense network.
Thane Clare shares how utilizing civil technology may help the Department of Defense establish a more comprehensive homeland air defense network.
Toshi Yoshihara and Luis Simon consider the factors that would increase the likelihood of Europe engaging in or contributing to a war over Taiwan.
Eric and Eliot discuss the multinational hostage return deal with Russia, the Israeli strikes in Beirut and Tehran, and the recent release of the National Defense Strategy Commission report.
Five CSBA experts significantly contributed to the efforts of the Commission on the National Defense Strategy for the United States. We invite you to explore a selection of related news coverage.
Eric and Eliot host James Graham Wilson, an historian in the Department of State's Historian's Office, to discuss his new book, America's Cold Warrior: Paul Nitze and National Security From Roosevelt to Reagan.
The national security threats against the U.S. are as significant as and more complex than they were at the height of the Cold War or even World War II. We are not prepared to meet these threats today and could, in very short order, find ourselves in a war across multiple theaters with peer and near-peer adversaries that we could lose.