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CNAS Welcomes Elisa Ewers as Director of Middle East Security Program
Washington, January 21, 2026 — The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) is delighted to welcome Elisa Ewers as senior fellow and director of the Middle East Security Prog...
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Greenland Escalation Risks a Different Kind of Trade War. How It Could Play Out.
The tariff tit-for-tat is back, this time between the U.S. and Europe as President Donald Trump amps up the pressure on the continent in his effort to annex Greenland, a terri...

By Geoffrey Gertz
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- January 20, 2026
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Harder to Enter, Costlier to Stay: What the U.S. Immigration Reset Means for You
If you’re planning a US holiday, sending a child to study there, relocating talent, or exploring investor residency, 2026 demands closer attention than ever. The Trump adminis...

By Annie Pforzheimer
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- January 19, 2026
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America’s Defense Industry Is in Trouble, with No Plan to Fix It
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  In early January, President Donald Trump signed an executive order threatening bans on defense contractors paying dividends or buying their stock back. CNAS program director S...
  
  By Stacie Pettyjohn
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  By Becca Wasser
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  Thousands of Chinese Fishing Boats Quietly Form Vast Sea Barriers
  By Tom Shugart
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Indo-Pacific Security
- Indo-Pacific Security
  Harder to Enter, Costlier to Stay: What the U.S. Immigration Reset Means for You
  If you’re planning a US holiday, sending a child to study there, relocating talent, or exploring investor residency, 2026 demands closer attention than ever. The Trump adminis...
  
  By Annie Pforzheimer
  - In The News
- Defense / Indo-Pacific Security
  Thousands of Chinese Fishing Boats Quietly Form Vast Sea Barriers
  By Tom Shugart
  - In The News
- Indo-Pacific Security
  America Must Salvage Its Relationship With India
  By Richard Fontaine & Lisa Curtis
  - Commentary
National Security Human Capital Program
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  VA Awards Disability Benefits Using Criteria from 80 Years Ago, Federal Watchdog Finds
  A federal watchdog warned lawmakers that the Department of Veterans Affairs needs to fully revise the 80-year-old criteria for awarding disability payments or risk miscalculat...
  
  By Kyleanne Hunter
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  Dot Gov ’26: The Departments of Defense and Veteran Affairs
  By Katherine L. Kuzminski
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- National Security Human Capital Program
  The Military Is Running Out of Teenagers to Recruit — And Old-School Methods to Reach Them Are Failing
  By Katherine L. Kuzminski
  - In The News
Transatlantic Security
- Transatlantic Security
  Capitol Hill Unhappy with Trump’s Tariff Threat on Countries Supporting Greenland
  CNAS adjunct senior fellow and former deputy assistant secretary of defense for European and NATO Policy Jim Townsend joined CTV News to discuss President Donal Trump's recent...
  
  By Jim Townsend
  - Video
- Transatlantic Security
  Europe's Defense Dilemma
  By Andrea Kendall-Taylor & Jim Townsend
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- Transatlantic Security
  The Donroe Doctrine? Venezuela, Greenland, and America's New Agenda
  By Andrea Kendall-Taylor & Jim Townsend
  - Podcast
Middle East Security
- Middle East Security
  CNAS Welcomes Elisa Ewers as Director of Middle East Security Program
  Washington, January 21, 2026 — The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) is delighted to welcome Elisa Ewers as senior fellow and director of the Middle East Security Prog...
  - Press Release
- Middle East Security
  U.S. General Says Iran Is in a ‘Bad Place’ as Protesters ‘Rise Up’
  By Philip Breedlove
  - Video
- Middle East Security
  What’s Behind the Protests in Iran?
  By Elisa Catalano Ewers
  - Video
Energy, Economics & Security
- Energy, Economics & Security
  Greenland Escalation Risks a Different Kind of Trade War. How It Could Play Out.
  The tariff tit-for-tat is back, this time between the U.S. and Europe as President Donald Trump amps up the pressure on the continent in his effort to annex Greenland, a terri...
  
  By Geoffrey Gertz
  - In The News
- Energy, Economics & Security
  Washington’s New China Tech Strategy
  By Emily Kilcrease
  - Podcast
- Energy, Economics & Security
  How America Can Stop Getting Played by China
  By Liza Tobin
  - Commentary
Technology & National Security
- Technology & National Security
  CNAS Insights | Unpacking the H200 Export Policy
  AI Chips for China With two new policies, President Donald Trump has implemented his pledge to allow sales of NVIDIA’s H200 AI chips to China in exchange for a quarter of the ...
  
  By Janet Egan & James Sanders
  - Commentary
- Indo-Pacific Security / Technology & National Security
  AI and Policy, Both Foreign and Domestic
  By Janet Egan
  - Podcast
- Technology & National Security
  Quantum Computing’s Industrial Challenge
  By Constanza M. Vidal Bustamante
  - Commentary
Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative
- Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative
  Legal Questions Remain After U.S. Capture of Maduro
  CNAS senior fellow and general counsel Carrie Cordero joined CNN to discuss the arrest and capture of Venezuelan leader Maduro, legal issues surrounding the military campaign ...
  
  By Carrie Cordero
  - Congressional Testimony
- Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative
  Nicolás Maduro Indictment Implications
  By Carrie Cordero
  - Video
- Securing U.S. Democracy Initiative
  U.S. Intervention in Venezuela
  By Carrie Cordero
  - Video
Global Swing States
- Global Swing States
  How the U.S. and South Africa Could Use the G20 to Plot a Path Forward
  In the contest for the future of global order, South Africa’s choices will have a disproportionate impact on the outcome....
  
  By Richard Fontaine & Gibbs McKinley
  - Commentary
- Global Swing States
  Losing the Swing States
  By Richard Fontaine & Gibbs McKinley
  - Commentary
- Global Swing States
  New CNAS Report Argues Six “Global Swing States” Will Shape the New Great Power Competition
  - Press Release

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