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Russia and China’s forays into the Arctic should prompt more joint training with US allies in the region. Read it here.

Outdated radiation standards drive costs and public fear, stalling nuclear innovation. Science-based reforms could unlock advanced reactors and secure US energy leadership. Read it here.

Vladimir Putin has staked the fate of his presidency, and Russian imperial ambitions, on the outcome of the war in Ukraine. Read it here.

Pressure is mounting on Taiwan from the People’s Republic of China, and Taipei is taking new steps to bolster its defenses. Read it here.

The future of Iran is taking shape, and the Washington establishment, inside and outside of government, has a lot of catching up to do. Read it here.