Four crises damaging American interests, unleashing America's battery oversupply, and more.
Saturday Reads
September 13, 2025
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Four Silent Crises Undermining US Interests
by Patrick Quirk
Without more US attention, humanitarian crises in Gaza, Sudan, Haiti, and Syria could create destabilizing knock-on effects that could derail US foreign policy. Read it here.
How America Can Leverage Its Battery Oversupply for Global Gains
by Sebastian Borell
US battery oversupply offers an opportunity to expand into new markets, counter Chinese dominance, and secure long-term energy competitiveness. Read it here.
A Department of War or Department of Defense?
by Stephen Cimbala & Lawrence Korb
Contrary to critics and proponents, the Trump administration’s DOD rebranding is not likely to substantially change the institution. Read it here.
The Strategic Void in Germany’s Defense Debate
by Tobias Fella & Lukas Mengelkamp
The debate on the Medium Forces can serve as an example of both the progress and the challenges of the German defense debate. Read it here.
Donald Trump’s UK State Visit Could Be a Reagan Moment
by Kaush Arha
At Westminster, President Trump can cement his legacy in Europe by making NATO unassailable and warning the Kremlin: Leave Ukraine alone. Read it here.