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China
Testimony
Comparing U.S. and Chinese New and Critical Materials Capabilities
Jun 7, 2019
China is by far the most dominant producer of critical materials in the world. As China’s export restrictions and WTO disputes illustrate, a dominant producer can strongly affect the manufacturing sector. What actions can policymakers consider to increase U.S. resilience to supply disruptions or market distortions?
Suicide
Newsletter
In Case You Missed It: How to Reduce Suicide Among U.S. Veterans and Service Members
Jun 3, 2019
The rate at which veterans and service members die by suicide is a national security problem that requires a comprehensive approach. RAND's Terri Tanielian outlines six priorities for addressing the challenge of suicide.
Military Strategy
Newsletter
What Makes for a Successful Military Intervention?
May 30, 2019
Policymakers often view military interventions as a tool to achieve political objectives. While these objectives were often successfully achieved, a recent RAND analysis of U.S. military interventions found that the levels of success have been declining over time.
Russia
Newsletter
Competing Against Russia
May 28, 2019
The House Foreign Affairs Committee recently held a hearing on countering a resurgent Russia, and legislation has been introduced that seeks to address Moscow's destabilizing activities. What policies could the United States adopt to stress Russia’s military, its economy, or the regime's political standing at home and abroad?
International Diplomacy
Multimedia
Russia and China in the Middle East: Implications for the United States in an Era of Strategic Competition
May 9, 2019
An overview of testimony by Christine Wormuth presented before the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Middle East, North Africa and International Terrorism on May 9, 2019.
Counterterrorism
Multimedia
How Do We Prevent the Next Homegrown Terrorist?
May 3, 2019
What is the right terrorism prevention strategy for the federal government? Brian Jackson discusses the nature of the homeland terrorist threat, past and current terrorism prevention policies, and gives recommendations for policymakers.

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Commentary
The Costs of Confrontation with Iran Are Mounting
Jun 17, 2019
Dalia Dassa Kaye
Commentary
One Year After Singapore: The North Korea Problem is Bigger than Nukes
Jun 17, 2019
Soo W. Kim
Commentary
Can Washington and Moscow Agree to Limit Political Interference?
Jun 13, 2019
Samuel Charap @scharap, Ivan Timofeev
Commentary
A Democratic Spring Could Be Stirring in Eurasia. The West's Quiet Support Can Help
Jun 13, 2019
Denis Corboy, William George Courtney @courtneywmh, et al.
Report
Secondary Educators Consider Discipline Reform a Priority
Jun 13, 2019
Rachel Perera, Courtney Armstrong

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Congressional Resources

Informing the Public Debate

RAND Congressional Resources offers an easy way for policymakers to access research and analysis that is relevant to current Congressional agendas.

IN BRIEF

How Do We Prevent the Next Homegrown Terrorist?

Legislative Issue Areas

New from Congressional Relations

Comparing U.S. and Chinese New and Critical Materials Capabilities

In Case You Missed It: How to Reduce Suicide Among U.S. Veterans and Service Members

What Makes for a Successful Military Intervention?

Competing Against Russia

Russia and China in the Middle East: Implications for the United States in an Era of Strategic Competition

How Do We Prevent the Next Homegrown Terrorist?

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The Costs of Confrontation with Iran Are Mounting

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