CAP Ideas 2019: The Changing National Security Debate
Former U.S. Ambassador Susan Rice and Reps. Elissa Slotkin and Abigail Spanberger discussed national security and how the debate is changing at the 2019 CAP Ideas Conference.
America Adrift
Limit, Leverage, and Compete: A New Strategy on China
What the FY 2020 Defense Budget Gets Wrong
Mapping China’s Global Governance Ambitions
Securing a Democratic World
CAP Ideas 2019: Rep. Adam Schiff and Ari Melber on the New Era of Oversight
Rep. Adam Schiff and Ari Melber sit down at the 2019 CAP Ideas Conference to discuss the new era of oversight in the House.
The Trump Administration’s 10 Most Dangerous Actions Concerning Iran
How the Trump administration has blundered into confrontation with Tehran.
The Case for U.S. Clean Energy Cooperation in Asia
The United States should repurpose its Asia energy initiative to lead a clean energy transition in the region.
The [Redacted] Mueller Report: Where Things Stand, With Max Bergmann
This week, Daniella and Ed are joined by Max Bergmann, CAP senior fellow and director of CAP Action Fund's Moscow Project, to discuss the Mueller report on Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
Using Transparency to Deter Russia’s Asymmetric Attacks on the West
Releasing the full Mueller findings will help shed light on the details of Russia’s political assault on the United States, helping prevent and deter future attacks.
Fact Sheet: Limit, Leverage, and Compete
Competition with China provides an opportunity for the United States to get its own house in order.
The Mueller Report, With Judd Legum
This week, Judd Legum, former editor-in-chief of ThinkProgress and founder of the Popular Information newsletter, helps us break down special counsel Robert Mueller's final report to Attorney General William Barr, as well as Barr's letter to Congress summarizing Mueller's principle conclusions.
Responding to Turkey’s Purchase of Russia’s S-400 Missile System
If Ankara moves forward with the purchase of Russia’s air defense system, the United States should begin downgrading security ties with Turkey.
Turkey’s Refugee Dilemma
Despite Turkish leaders’ frequent insistence that Syrian refugees will return home, privately, they seem to be preparing for the likelihood that most will remain permanently.
Confronting the Domestic Right-Wing Terrorist Threat
Far-right violence is a growing threat in the United States. Only by acknowledging the danger, combating the political rhetoric that supports it, and learning how democracies have tackled this menace in the past can we hope to defeat it.
Understanding and Combating Russian and Chinese Influence Operations
Examining similarities and differences between Russian and Chinese malign foreign influence operations is key to developing shared strategies for combating them.
U.S. Trade Policy in North America, China, and Beyond
As the Trump administration begins to answer for its erratic trade policy agenda, Congress must assert its oversight and hold the administration accountable to the economic priorities of working families.
Military Service Members and U.S. National Security Will Pay the Price for Trump’s Manufactured Emergency
In an unconstitutional exercise of emergency authority, President Trump has threatened to divert billions of dollars away from military projects to fund an unnecessary border wall that serves few interests but his own political agenda.
6 Things to Know Before the Second Trump-Kim Summit
As the world prepares for a second summit between U.S. President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, the stakes could not be higher.