This report examines the U.S.’ current strategy on sanctions. Past strategies have shown that broad sanctions fail to accomplish their goals.Read more...

With news of possible foreign interference in the 2020 election, Americans should be cautious with what they share on social media. This guide has some pointers on how to avoid becoming a weapon in the growing disinformation war.Read more...

This week on Flashpoint, Host Andrew Holland and CFR's Senior Fellow for Climate Change Policy Alice Hill discuss the effect climate change has on U.S. housing codes and prices, and what the U.S. must do to be resilient in the face of a changing world. Read more...

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The circumstances around Soleimani’s death are raising a great deal of speculation about the potential consequences it may have on regional stability. Here are the facts.Read more...

Since the end of the Cold War, the United States has struggled to establish a credible, effective message suitable for competing in modern times. This paper discusses the problems in America's current message and recommends behaviors to improve its credibility overseas.Read more...

On Monday, John Kerry and Chuck Hagel published an op-ed in the Washington Post regarding President Trump’s action to officially begin the process to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris agreement on climate change.Read more...

The U.S. military is considering investments into micro nuclear power plants to enhance energy security and energy resilience.Read more...

Congress has given strong support to public private partnerships that would give the US "global leadership" in fusion.Read more...

Using the case studies of Syria, Turkey, and Egypt, this paper demonstrates how Moscow is employing a combination of military, economic, and soft power methods to rebuild Russia’s reputation in the Middle East.Read more...