US-Ukraine Intelligence Sharing Returns to Previous Highs
The intelligence-sharing relationship between the United States and Ukraine has reportedly returned to levels seen before Washington temporarily suspended cooperation in March 2025, according to U.S. lawmakers and regional experts

US-Ukraine Intelligence Sharing Returns to Previous Highs

Trump-Hegseth Clash Over US Missile Shortage Amid Iran War

China Hits Back at U.S. With Drone Export Restrictions

US Interceptor Stockpile Crisis Deepens in Iran War

Trump Administration Plans Chinese Data Center Device Ban
Fact Sheets
Center Activities
Opinion Articles
New York center for foreign policy affairs
Publications

Trump Administration Plans Chinese Data Center Device Ban

Trump Calls Iran’s Deal Window ‘Last Chance’

Trump Iran Backdown Boosts Tehran’s War Narrative

Trump Administration Plans Chinese Data Center Device Ban

Trump Calls Iran’s Deal Window ‘Last Chance’

Trump Iran Backdown Boosts Tehran’s War Narrative
Press Statements
American foreign policy is a key player internationally on diplomatic, political, strategic and economic levels. The mission of NYCFPA is to examine the different elements impacting American foreign policy.
James Grandone Tweet
NYCFPA is devoted to conducting in-depth studies and research on every aspect of American Foreign Policy and its impacts on international conflicts. We examine the different elements impacting American foreign policy.
Alyssa Bonk Tweet
Reports
In the News
Author
-
The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is a policy, research, and educational organization headquartered in New York State with an office in Washington D.C. NYCFPA is an independent, non-profit, non-partisan, institution devoted to conducting in-depth research and analysis on every aspect of American foreign policy and its impact around the world. The organization is funded by individual donors. The organization receives no corporate or government donations.
View all posts





