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CFR President Michael Froman explores the similarities between globalization and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), as well as the ways in which the two diverge.

Donald Trump’s trade pressures have rapidly pushed Canada and Europe toward each other. Whether the proposed EU “associate membership” for Canada survives contact with twenty-seven European capitals, however, is another matter.

President Donald Trump has launched a wave of Section 232 tariffs and investigations, seeking to protect U.S. national security. These graphics show the scale and structure of U.S. reliance on foreign suppliers for products ranging from cars to copper.

Growing economic pressure is unlikely to be enough to shift the Kremlin’s course, but a Cold War–inspired playbook of resistance, deterrence, and dialogue might.

Six voting groups helped deliver Trump’s 2024 win. A new CFR report examines these voters’ views of foreign policy and investigates whether they will stay with Republicans or return to the Democrats in 2026 and 2028.

Executive Summary Over the past decade, China has built a sophisticated hacking apparatus to penetrate the water systems, energy grids, telecommunications networks, and transportation systems that underpin American society. The goal is not simply espionage. China is pre-positioni…

The United States and Canada may settle their current trade dispute, but the decades-long movement to integrate the two economies is likely at an end.

We Discuss: Mentioned on the Episode: Ronald Reagan, “Radio Address to the Nation on Free and Fair Trade,” Ronald Reagan Presidential Library

A series of incidents and stark new warnings from AI researchers has pushed the once-abstract risk of self-improving AI into the center of public debate. CFR’s Connor Martin unpacks what’s driving the sudden alarm and why the industry’s competing incentives could make a slowdown …

The Soviet leader’s twelve-day trip created a media sensation but did not lower tensions in superpower relations.

The world isn’t moving away from the dollar. It is shifting its dollars from traditional reserves to state banks, pension funds, and other quasi-sovereign investors.

Voluntary AI lab commitments are a start, but genuine security and safety will require enforceable standards and independent oversight.

With the United States and the world it leads in disarray, how should we construct a new international order?

David J. Scheffer and Mark S. Ellis offer a concise and accessible overview of the story of international justice during the last thirty-two years and provide readers with insight into the jurisprudence of modern courts and tribunals.

Recent developments have raised questions about the Army’s commitment to scaling drone adoption. But doing so, and at pace, is critical for future military success.

Gang warfare, hunger, and a disintegrating health-care chain has hollowed out Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince. Seven hundred miles away, the U.S. government has revoked TPS, a humanitarian immigration status used by Haitians since the devastating earthquake in 2010. Up to 3…

The U.S. national anthem marks its 212th anniversary.

Executive Summary A Council on Foreign Relations study group convened scholars and political analysts to examine the foreign policy views of several groups of 2024 Donald Trump voters: Hispanic, Black, Jewish, Muslim, evangelical, and white working-class Americans who supported T…

Tjada D’Oyen McKenna has always been driven by a commitment to expanding opportunities for others. The CFR member and CEO of Prosper Global spoke to CFR about career pivots, leading through uncertainty, and the lessons she has learned from the private, public, and humanitarian se…

The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) is pleased to welcome Joseph “Keith” Kellogg Jr. and Pierre Yared to the David Rockefeller Studies Program, CFR’s think tank. “As a nonpartisan institution committed to encouraging civil discourse from a wide range of perspectives, we are pl…

This week on The Spillover, Sebastian Mallaby and Rebecca Patterson dissect Nvidia’s nearly $13 billion deal to buy the leading open-weight AI platform, Hugging Face, and what the acquisition could mean for the future of AI safety. As Mallaby puts it: “We’re not up against …

The famed aviator and staunch isolationist discredited himself and his cause by blaming “the British, the Jewish, and the Roosevelt administration” for seeking to maneuver the United States into World War II.

CFR President Michael Froman reflects on how the world has changed since 9/11 on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the attacks.

Was President Franklin D. Roosevelt right to accuse Germany of launching an unprovoked attack on a U.S. destroyer when he knew the facts said otherwise?

Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon and the crash of United Flight 93, conspiracy theories about what happened that day continue to flourish.