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On Friday, Singapore's Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan will join Patrick M. Cronin to explore critical questions facing Singapore, Southeast Asia, and the Indo-Pacific. Join in person or watch online at 3:00 p.m. hudson.org/events/evolvin…

Even as military technology and warfare evolve, humans will adapt and remain at the center of the equation, Dr. Can Kasapoglu writes for Atlantic Council. Read Kasapoğlu's latest on hyperwar and the future of military combat: atlanticcouncil.org/content-series…

Happening later today! Tune into the Hudson Institute at 4:00pm EST.

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Last week, Hudson Institute Trustee Shinya Katanozaka, Mike Gallagher, and Kenneth Weinstein attended the ANA-Hudson-Asian Forum Japan seminar in Tokyo. All Nippon Airways

Now: Jim Risch sits down with Mike to examine the strategic shifts in the Middle East and new US foreign policy opportunities. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Despite the Biden administration's objections, Israel has taken Iran to task and dismantled Tehran's "ring of fire" proxy network, says Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman.

"Russia and Iran must also be permanently ejected from Syria. The region cannot tolerate Moscow having access to threaten the United States, NATO, or other allies." — Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman

The US needs to work with its Middle Eastern partners to push back on Russian and Chinese influence in the region, argues Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman.

At Hudson, Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman emphasizes that Arab nations' decision to help defend Israel against Iran's April 2024 missile salvo demonstrates an important realignment against Tehran.

"[Netanyahu] has sat across from me and said 'Iran will not have a nuclear weapon.' And you know what, I believe him." — Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman

To limit Iran's ability to finance terror, the US needs to apply more pressure to Tehran's oil revenue. "I've been leading the fight to turn the screw as hard as I can," says Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman.

A ceasefire that allows Hamas to remain in power will only prolong the issue, warns Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman.

"Friedrich Merz is no Angela Merkel. Trump finally has the partner he needs to forge the transatlantic compact he has so long sought. He should seize the moment and grasp Merz's extended hand of friendship." Read Peter Rough on Merz's meeting with Trump: realclearworld.com/2025/06/05/mer…

Ukraine's drone strikes in Russia demonstrate that US airfields are vulnerable to a similar attack. POLITICO cited TimothyAWalton and Tom Shugart's report on why the US needs to build hardened aircraft shelters in the Western Pacific. Read the report: hudson.org/arms-control-n…

"If we believe in human agency and make deliberate choices based on democratic principles, we can ensure that technology serves the right purposes." Read Nadia Schadlow's review of Alex Karp and Nicholas Zamiska's book, "The Technological Republic." therepublicjournal.com/book-reviews/t…

Yesterday, Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman visited Hudson Institute to deliver remarks and discuss the future of US foreign policy in the Middle East. Watch his full conversation with Mike: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

My comments in The Wall Street Journal on the new challenges of deterrence in the Red Sea: "You make it a sitting duck out there and within range of Houthi weapons," Bryan Clark, a former Navy strategist and senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, said of deploying a carrier to the area. "We used

China's biotechnology research is a grave national security threat to the United States. On Monday, Jason Kelly and Mike Gallagher will discuss why the US needs to win the biotechnology race against the CCP. Join in person or watch online hudson.org/events/why-us-…