CSIS
Coverage of CSIS in the Nexus archive.
- Government tip-off prompted spy agency to look into federal scientist, CSIS says
CSIS states that Natural Resources Canada approached it over two decades ago with concerns about Dennis Lu, a former federal scientist. CSIS disclosed a document in court to clarify the timeline.
- More Women Doing Dangerous Humanitarian Work
Women in Ukraine are increasingly taking on dangerous humanitarian roles, including driving evacuation buses and delivering aid in frontline areas, due to a shortage of male volunteers caused by military mobilization. Reports from Dobra Sprava, CSIS, and Human Rights First document this shift, while the UN notes threats from Russian FPV drones targeting civilian vehicles.
- ‘Testing is now underway’: Zelenskyy confirms progress on major US defense deals
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy confirmed the United States is testing Ukrainian-made aerial and maritime drones, with positive feedback, signaling progress on a stalled multibillion-dollar defense deal. The testing, part of a potential $35-50 billion partnership, follows U.S. President Trump's pledge to grant Ukraine a license to build Patriot interceptors, though the full deal remains unsigned pending Trump's approval.
- US Think Tank Confirms Russia’s Massive Combat Losses, Stalled Offensive
A CSIS report states Russian casualties in Ukraine have reached 1.4 million, with offensive operations stalled at WWI-level costs. Ukraine's strikes have damaged Russian infrastructure, causing fuel shortages, and Putin's objectives remain unmet despite his claims.
- More Than 2 Million Military Casualties in Ukraine War: Study
A new CSIS study estimates that Russia and Ukraine have suffered over two million military casualties since Moscow’s full-scale invasion began. The report indicates Russia has sustained significantly heavier losses, with up to 450,000 troops killed and higher casualty rates compared to Ukraine.
- CSIS' Cahill on US-Iran Deal Impact on Energy
CSIS' Cahill analyzes the impact of a US-Iran deal on energy. The discussion focuses on how the agreement affects energy markets and regional stability.
- Expert says there's "no question" U.S. could take Kharg Island, just a matter of cost
President Trump announced the cancellation of scheduled strikes on Iran due to progress on a potential deal. Jon Alterman, Brzezinski Chair in Global Security and Geostrategy at CSIS, discussed the situation on CBS News.
- Trump questions North America trade deal renewal
US President Donald Trump stated he is 'not looking to renew' the USMCA trade deal with Canada and Mexico, a move that could impact North American economies. Analysts note that while delaying renewal gives the US leverage, it risks deterring regional investment, despite increased trilateral trade in recent years.