Incrementalism Is Throttling US Support for Ukraine

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Giving Moscow time to adapt and plan costs Ukrainian lives and makes strategic defeat more likely. In Foreign Policy, Senior Fellow Nadia Schadlow explains why the United States needs to overcome the barriers to rapid aid implementation to avoid further Russian escalation.

Arm Ukraine or Prepare for China? Wrong Question.

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In Foreign Policy, Europe and Eurasia Center Director Peter Rough and Center for the Future of Liberal Society Associate Director Mike Watson argue that ramping up munitions production to aid Ukraine will provide the American defense-industrial base with the running start it needs to compete with China.

Regulatory and Reputational Risk in China: Forced Labor and the US Government’s Contribution to a Global Response

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Under Secretary for Strategy, Policy, and Plans Robert Silvers sits down with Hudson Senior Fellow Nury Turkel to discuss how US firms can mitigate the regulatory and reputational risks of potential complicity in atrocity crimes in China in this live event on Friday, March 17, at 3:00 p.m.

Iran-Saudi Deal Brokered by China, Americans’ Opinions of the CCP, and COVID-19 Origin Investigations

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Hudson China Center Director Miles Yu and Media Fellow Wilson Shirley discuss China’s brokering of the recent Saudi-Iran deal, the Chinese Communist Party’s declining popularity in the world, and the ongoing investigation into the origins of COVID-19 on the latest episode of China Insider.

Use Precise, Limited Military Assets to Combat Cartel Violence against Americans

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Hudson Distinguished Fellow William P. Barr says on America Reports that “there is no solution other than using all the tools we have” to prevent Mexican drug cartels from harming Americans.

BEFORE YOU GO...

Russian policymakers are paying close attention to a small, pro-Russian region of Moldova on Ukraine’s western border. As Russia’s war in Ukraine enters a crucial phase, “It might be time for Western policymakers to get out a map and locate Gagauzia,” writes Hudson Senior Fellow Luke Coffey in Engelsberg Ideas.