Caption A 49.5-megawatt data center is under construction on April 14, 2026, in Vernon, California. (Getty Images) Energy Energy, Infrastructure, and America’s Hidden Arms Race with China Paul Sracic Senior Fellow (Nonresident) Paul Sracic Commentary Aug 30, 2026 Commentary 4 Min Read
Caption Russia’s President Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un leave after a meeting in Beijing on September 3, 2025. (Getty Images) National Security and Defense North Korean Missiles Expose Europe’s Industrial Weakness in Air and Missile Defense Tsiporah Fried Visiting Senior Fellow Tsiporah Fried Commentary Sep 1, 2026 Commentary Long Read
Caption President Donald Trump speaks to reporters before boarding Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, on August 21, 2026. (Getty Images) Foreign Policy Trump’s Third Way Michael Doran Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East Michael Doran Commentary Sep 1, 2026 Commentary Long Read
Caption Arleigh Burke–class guided-missile destroyer USS Spruance fires a Tomahawk Land Attack Missile in support of Operation Epic Fury on February 28, 2026. (US Navy) National Security and Defense America’s Systemic Munitions Shortfall William Schneider Senior Fellow David A. Deptula William Schneider & David A. Deptula Commentary Aug 30, 2026 Commentary 1 Min Read
Caption The Cattenom Nuclear Power Plant is seen in Hettange-Grande, France, on January 7, 2026. (Getty Images) Event How Nuclear Energy Is Ensuring Europe’s Secure, Low-Carbon Future Martin Vladimirov, Katie Strangis, Stephen Comello, Victor Ibarra, Matthew Boyse Sep 08, 2026 event Events Hudson Events Podcast
Caption Mortar shells move along a conveyor at General Dynamics in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on August 20, 2026. (Getty Images) National Security and Defense Getting Creative About the Munitions Crisis Mike Gallagher Distinguished Fellow Nadia Schadlow Senior Fellow Mike Gallagher & Nadia Schadlow Commentary Aug 28, 2026 Commentary 3 Min Read
Caption An Iranian national flag waves on a street in downtown Tehran, Iran, on August 23, 2026. (Getty Images) Foreign Policy I Was a US Diplomat for 20 Years. Now I See How the Iran War Could Be Won. Ludovic Hood Senior Fellow, Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East Ludovic Hood Commentary Aug 25, 2026 Commentary 5 Min Read
Caption Samarkand, Uzbekistan, on April 10, 2025. (Getty Images) Foreign Policy Mr. Trump, Take the Golden Road to Samarkand Ken Moriyasu Senior Fellow Ken Moriyasu Commentary Aug 28, 2026 Commentary 4 Min Read
Reports Reports How to Strengthen Democracy in Latin America Commentary Commentary Chavez's Crumbling Coalition Commentary Commentary Canada's Dollar Daze Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands Dec 7, 2007 Commentary 4 Min Read Commentary Commentary Putting Chavez to a Vote? Commentary Commentary Democracia a la medida Commentary Commentary As Goes Quebec, so Goes Canada Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands Oct 23, 2007 Commentary 9 Min Read Commentary Commentary Argentina: Elections and Policy Debate Hudson Institute Hudson Institute Oct 11, 2007 Commentary 1 Min Read Commentary Commentary Montebello Moment Came and Went Greg Anderson Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Greg Anderson & Christopher Sands Aug 27, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Caracastan Commentary Commentary Canada's Problem: Domestic Trade Barriers Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands May 22, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Canada's Mission (if they choose to accept it): Spread Democracy Shuvaloy Majumdar Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Shuvaloy Majumdar & Christopher Sands May 5, 2007 Commentary 3 Min Read Commentary Commentary Refueling U.S. Foreign Policy Pagination First page Previous page Page 165 Page 166 Page 167 Page 168 Page 169 Page 170 Current page 171 Page 172 Page 173 Next page Last page Experts View All Experts William P. Barr Distinguished Fellow William P. Barr Religious Freedom National Security and Defense Legal Affairs Supreme Court Needs to Stop Louisiana Grift Against Energy Firms Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Daniel Batlle Adjunct Fellow Daniel Batlle Nicaragua Is Officially a Dictatorship—and US Money Paved the Way Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Elaine L. Chao Distinguished Fellow Elaine L. Chao Economics Trade Our Air Traffic System Needs a Complete Overhaul. Immediate Relief Is in Reach Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Gil Guerra Fellow Gil Guerra National Security and Defense Foreign Policy What Nicaragua’s Latest Authoritarian Reforms Really Mean—and How Washington Should Respond Reports Long Read Full Profile Load More Stay Informed Sign up for our newsletter and get the latest insights and analysis you won’t find anywhere else tailored to the topics that matter to you. Stay Informed
Commentary Commentary Chavez's Crumbling Coalition Commentary Commentary Canada's Dollar Daze Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands Dec 7, 2007 Commentary 4 Min Read Commentary Commentary Putting Chavez to a Vote? Commentary Commentary Democracia a la medida Commentary Commentary As Goes Quebec, so Goes Canada Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands Oct 23, 2007 Commentary 9 Min Read Commentary Commentary Argentina: Elections and Policy Debate Hudson Institute Hudson Institute Oct 11, 2007 Commentary 1 Min Read Commentary Commentary Montebello Moment Came and Went Greg Anderson Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Greg Anderson & Christopher Sands Aug 27, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Caracastan Commentary Commentary Canada's Problem: Domestic Trade Barriers Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands May 22, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Canada's Mission (if they choose to accept it): Spread Democracy Shuvaloy Majumdar Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Shuvaloy Majumdar & Christopher Sands May 5, 2007 Commentary 3 Min Read Commentary Commentary Refueling U.S. Foreign Policy Pagination First page Previous page Page 165 Page 166 Page 167 Page 168 Page 169 Page 170 Current page 171 Page 172 Page 173 Next page Last page Experts View All Experts William P. Barr Distinguished Fellow William P. Barr Religious Freedom National Security and Defense Legal Affairs Supreme Court Needs to Stop Louisiana Grift Against Energy Firms Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Daniel Batlle Adjunct Fellow Daniel Batlle Nicaragua Is Officially a Dictatorship—and US Money Paved the Way Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Elaine L. Chao Distinguished Fellow Elaine L. Chao Economics Trade Our Air Traffic System Needs a Complete Overhaul. Immediate Relief Is in Reach Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Gil Guerra Fellow Gil Guerra National Security and Defense Foreign Policy What Nicaragua’s Latest Authoritarian Reforms Really Mean—and How Washington Should Respond Reports Long Read Full Profile Load More Stay Informed Sign up for our newsletter and get the latest insights and analysis you won’t find anywhere else tailored to the topics that matter to you. Stay Informed
Commentary Commentary Canada's Dollar Daze Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands Dec 7, 2007 Commentary 4 Min Read
Commentary Commentary Putting Chavez to a Vote? Commentary Commentary Democracia a la medida Commentary Commentary As Goes Quebec, so Goes Canada Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands Oct 23, 2007 Commentary 9 Min Read Commentary Commentary Argentina: Elections and Policy Debate Hudson Institute Hudson Institute Oct 11, 2007 Commentary 1 Min Read Commentary Commentary Montebello Moment Came and Went Greg Anderson Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Greg Anderson & Christopher Sands Aug 27, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Caracastan Commentary Commentary Canada's Problem: Domestic Trade Barriers Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands May 22, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Canada's Mission (if they choose to accept it): Spread Democracy Shuvaloy Majumdar Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Shuvaloy Majumdar & Christopher Sands May 5, 2007 Commentary 3 Min Read Commentary Commentary Refueling U.S. Foreign Policy Pagination First page Previous page Page 165 Page 166 Page 167 Page 168 Page 169 Page 170 Current page 171 Page 172 Page 173 Next page Last page Experts View All Experts William P. Barr Distinguished Fellow William P. Barr Religious Freedom National Security and Defense Legal Affairs Supreme Court Needs to Stop Louisiana Grift Against Energy Firms Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Daniel Batlle Adjunct Fellow Daniel Batlle Nicaragua Is Officially a Dictatorship—and US Money Paved the Way Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Elaine L. Chao Distinguished Fellow Elaine L. Chao Economics Trade Our Air Traffic System Needs a Complete Overhaul. Immediate Relief Is in Reach Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Gil Guerra Fellow Gil Guerra National Security and Defense Foreign Policy What Nicaragua’s Latest Authoritarian Reforms Really Mean—and How Washington Should Respond Reports Long Read Full Profile Load More Stay Informed Sign up for our newsletter and get the latest insights and analysis you won’t find anywhere else tailored to the topics that matter to you. Stay Informed
Commentary Commentary Democracia a la medida Commentary Commentary As Goes Quebec, so Goes Canada Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands Oct 23, 2007 Commentary 9 Min Read Commentary Commentary Argentina: Elections and Policy Debate Hudson Institute Hudson Institute Oct 11, 2007 Commentary 1 Min Read Commentary Commentary Montebello Moment Came and Went Greg Anderson Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Greg Anderson & Christopher Sands Aug 27, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Caracastan Commentary Commentary Canada's Problem: Domestic Trade Barriers Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands May 22, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Canada's Mission (if they choose to accept it): Spread Democracy Shuvaloy Majumdar Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Shuvaloy Majumdar & Christopher Sands May 5, 2007 Commentary 3 Min Read Commentary Commentary Refueling U.S. Foreign Policy Pagination First page Previous page Page 165 Page 166 Page 167 Page 168 Page 169 Page 170 Current page 171 Page 172 Page 173 Next page Last page Experts View All Experts William P. Barr Distinguished Fellow William P. Barr Religious Freedom National Security and Defense Legal Affairs Supreme Court Needs to Stop Louisiana Grift Against Energy Firms Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Daniel Batlle Adjunct Fellow Daniel Batlle Nicaragua Is Officially a Dictatorship—and US Money Paved the Way Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Elaine L. Chao Distinguished Fellow Elaine L. Chao Economics Trade Our Air Traffic System Needs a Complete Overhaul. Immediate Relief Is in Reach Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile Gil Guerra Fellow Gil Guerra National Security and Defense Foreign Policy What Nicaragua’s Latest Authoritarian Reforms Really Mean—and How Washington Should Respond Reports Long Read Full Profile Load More Stay Informed Sign up for our newsletter and get the latest insights and analysis you won’t find anywhere else tailored to the topics that matter to you. Stay Informed
Commentary Commentary As Goes Quebec, so Goes Canada Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands Oct 23, 2007 Commentary 9 Min Read
Commentary Commentary Argentina: Elections and Policy Debate Hudson Institute Hudson Institute Oct 11, 2007 Commentary 1 Min Read Commentary Commentary Montebello Moment Came and Went Greg Anderson Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Greg Anderson & Christopher Sands Aug 27, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Caracastan Commentary Commentary Canada's Problem: Domestic Trade Barriers Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands May 22, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Canada's Mission (if they choose to accept it): Spread Democracy Shuvaloy Majumdar Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Shuvaloy Majumdar & Christopher Sands May 5, 2007 Commentary 3 Min Read Commentary Commentary Refueling U.S. Foreign Policy Pagination First page Previous page Page 165 Page 166 Page 167 Page 168 Page 169 Page 170 Current page 171 Page 172 Page 173 Next page Last page
Commentary Commentary Montebello Moment Came and Went Greg Anderson Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Greg Anderson & Christopher Sands Aug 27, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Caracastan Commentary Commentary Canada's Problem: Domestic Trade Barriers Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands May 22, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Canada's Mission (if they choose to accept it): Spread Democracy Shuvaloy Majumdar Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Shuvaloy Majumdar & Christopher Sands May 5, 2007 Commentary 3 Min Read Commentary Commentary Refueling U.S. Foreign Policy Pagination First page Previous page Page 165 Page 166 Page 167 Page 168 Page 169 Page 170 Current page 171 Page 172 Page 173 Next page Last page
Commentary Commentary Canada's Problem: Domestic Trade Barriers Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Christopher Sands May 22, 2007 Commentary 5 Min Read Commentary Commentary Canada's Mission (if they choose to accept it): Spread Democracy Shuvaloy Majumdar Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Shuvaloy Majumdar & Christopher Sands May 5, 2007 Commentary 3 Min Read Commentary Commentary Refueling U.S. Foreign Policy Pagination First page Previous page Page 165 Page 166 Page 167 Page 168 Page 169 Page 170 Current page 171 Page 172 Page 173 Next page Last page
Commentary Commentary Canada's Mission (if they choose to accept it): Spread Democracy Shuvaloy Majumdar Christopher Sands Former Senior Fellow Shuvaloy Majumdar & Christopher Sands May 5, 2007 Commentary 3 Min Read Commentary Commentary Refueling U.S. Foreign Policy
William P. Barr Distinguished Fellow William P. Barr Religious Freedom National Security and Defense Legal Affairs Supreme Court Needs to Stop Louisiana Grift Against Energy Firms Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile
Daniel Batlle Adjunct Fellow Daniel Batlle Nicaragua Is Officially a Dictatorship—and US Money Paved the Way Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile
Elaine L. Chao Distinguished Fellow Elaine L. Chao Economics Trade Our Air Traffic System Needs a Complete Overhaul. Immediate Relief Is in Reach Commentary 4 Min Read Full Profile
Gil Guerra Fellow Gil Guerra National Security and Defense Foreign Policy What Nicaragua’s Latest Authoritarian Reforms Really Mean—and How Washington Should Respond Reports Long Read Full Profile