; and (B) in any other year, not later than 90 days after the development of a new National Security Strategy Report. (b) Content Each NDDS report required under subsection (a) shall set forth the national diplomacy and development strategy of the United States and shall, at a minimum, include a comprehensive description and discussion of the following matters: (1) The leading worldwide interests and objectives of the United States, categorized as vital, highly important, or important, in accordance with categories defined by the Secretary in order to delineate a clear prioritization of the United States interests and objectives. (2) The leading threats, challenges, and opportunities associated with these interests and objectives, including— (A) an assessment of the severity and likelihood of the threats, explicitly linking each threat to a vital, highly important, or important national interest or objective; (B) an assessment of the nature of the challenges and how each challenge will evolve if left unaddressed; and (C) an assessment of the opportunities and associated potential benefits to United States interests or objectives. (3) An overview of the diplomatic and development tools and sources of leverage necessary to address or minimize the leading threats and challenges and to take advantage of the leading opportunities, including an assessment of whether the United States Government possesses those tools or sources of leverage and— (A) for each threat, challenge, or opportunity that the Secretary assesses the United States Government lacks sufficient tools or sources of leverage to address, minimize, or take advantage of, a detailed plan to develop or improve these tools and sources of leverage