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Jul 7, 2026

The Transatlantic Artificial Intelligence Calculus: U.S.–European Union and Member State AI Cooperation in an Era of Strategic Competition

This report provides a strategic framework for assessing the conditional value of artificial intelligence partnerships across different technological futures and presents options for transatlantic cooperation that advance U.S. strategic interests.
Research

Oct 24, 2025

China's Global Health Activities in Africa: Historical Perspectives and Case Studies

The authors examine the People's Republic of China's global health activities and policies in Africa since the 1960s. They provide case studies of two nations that have received health aid from China and offer analysis and policy recommendations.
Video

May 1, 2025

North Korea's Black Knights and Dark Network

RAND researchers analyzed United Nations reports to map North Korea’s sanctions-evasion network and identify key entities for interdiction. This recorded briefing describes researchers’ methodology and findings.
Research

May 1, 2025

North Korea’s Black Knights and Dark Networks: Toward the Disruption and Typology of DPRK Sanctions Evasion Networks

This report describes North Korea’s sanctions-evasion network and suggests potential ways of strengthening sanctions on North Korea and other future international sanctions regimes.
Expert Insights

Apr 17, 2025

U.S. Options for Identifying Third-Party Suppliers to Meet Ally and Partner Capability Needs

The paper provides perspectives on the circumstances in which the United States might be unable to provide an acceptable solution to address an ally’s or partner’s capability need and how to support identifying and selecting third-party suppliers.
Research

Jan 8, 2025

Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains: Trade Enforcement Impacts and Opportunities

This report discusses methods of evaluating the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's impact on forced labor globally, presents findings on the department’s efforts, and provides recommendations for strengthening enforcement.
Research

Jan 8, 2025

Combating Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains: Is U.S. Trade Enforcement Making a Difference, and Can It Do More?

U.S. trade enforcement is combating the use of forced labor. It can also do more. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's and businesses' efforts have decreased the direct import of goods from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.
Research

Oct 22, 2024

The Effectiveness of U.S. Economic Policies Regarding China Pursued from 2017 to 2024

Despite fluctuations, U.S.-China trade tensions have been high since 2017. In this report, the authors assess recent U.S. economic policy toward China and recommend adjustments to help defend U.S. economic interests and boost fair trade practices.
Research

Feb 15, 2024

Emerging Technology and Risk Analysis: Additive Manufacturing

Additive manufacturing is increasingly important for licit and illicit uses. This report focuses on illicit commercial use, particularly counterfeiting, because of its potentially significant effects on economic prosperity and national security.
Research

May 13, 2019

Business Bribery Risk Assessment

Report introduces a new index, the TRACE Matrix, for business bribery risk assessment. The index provides a quick and useful guide for businesses operating overseas based on a conceptual model of bribery risk and supported by data specific to firms.
Tool

Apr 29, 2019

DPRK Sanctions: Countering DPRK Proliferation Activities

This tool provides an understanding of sanctions regimes currently in force against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Commentary

Mar 7, 2019

Public Evidence of Huawei as a Cyber Threat May Be Elusive, but Restrictions Could Still Be Warranted

Although a “smoking gun” of Huawei involvement in government-directed espionage remains elusive, the United States has compelling security and economic reasons to consider limiting the involvement of Chinese telecommunications companies in its domestic networks.

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The Transatlantic Artificial Intelligence Calculus: U.S.–European Union and Member State AI Cooperation in an Era of Strategic Competition

China's Global Health Activities in Africa: Historical Perspectives and Case Studies

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North Korea’s Black Knights and Dark Networks: Toward the Disruption and Typology of DPRK Sanctions Evasion Networks

U.S. Options for Identifying Third-Party Suppliers to Meet Ally and Partner Capability Needs

Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains: Trade Enforcement Impacts and Opportunities

Combating Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains: Is U.S. Trade Enforcement Making a Difference, and Can It Do More?

The Effectiveness of U.S. Economic Policies Regarding China Pursued from 2017 to 2024

Emerging Technology and Risk Analysis: Additive Manufacturing

Business Bribery Risk Assessment

DPRK Sanctions: Countering DPRK Proliferation Activities

Public Evidence of Huawei as a Cyber Threat May Be Elusive, but Restrictions Could Still Be Warranted

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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Efforts to Combat Forced Labor

U.S. Economic Policies Regarding China Have Had Mixed Success

Explore RAND’s Work on this Topic

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The Transatlantic Artificial Intelligence Calculus: U.S.–European Union and Member State AI Cooperation in an Era of Strategic Competition

China's Global Health Activities in Africa: Historical Perspectives and Case Studies

North Korea's Black Knights and Dark Network

North Korea’s Black Knights and Dark Networks: Toward the Disruption and Typology of DPRK Sanctions Evasion Networks

U.S. Options for Identifying Third-Party Suppliers to Meet Ally and Partner Capability Needs

Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains: Trade Enforcement Impacts and Opportunities

Combating Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains: Is U.S. Trade Enforcement Making a Difference, and Can It Do More?

The Effectiveness of U.S. Economic Policies Regarding China Pursued from 2017 to 2024

Emerging Technology and Risk Analysis: Additive Manufacturing

Business Bribery Risk Assessment

DPRK Sanctions: Countering DPRK Proliferation Activities

Public Evidence of Huawei as a Cyber Threat May Be Elusive, but Restrictions Could Still Be Warranted

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