FPRI News January 13, 2026 FPRI Launches Private Space Industry Dialogue Series PHILADELPHIA – January 13, 2026 The Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) announced today it is launching a two year project to assess the risks to private assets in space. The project will bring together private sector actors and... Read more	Podcasts January 5, 2026 Minority Identity in Baltic Literature and Film This episode of the Baltic Ways podcast welcomes Dr. Liina-Ly Roos, assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the German, Nordic, Slavic+ department. The discussion centers on Liina-Ly’s recent book: The Not-Quite Child: Colonial Histories, Racialization, and Swedish... Read more	Podcasts December 22, 2025 What Actually Happened in Russia This Year? In which the current editor in chief of the Bear Market Brief talks to a former one about an important question: in the big picture what actually happened in Russia this year? Also, how do you go about making... Read more
Conversations December 22, 2025 In Conversation with Joel Linnainmäki \| Finland’s Role in NATO and the Arctic By: Natalia Kopytnik, Joel Linnainmäki The following conversation was recorded on December 11, 2025, and has been edited for clarity. You can listen to the conversation here. Natalia Kopytnik: My guest today is Joel Linnainmäki. He’s a research fellow at the Finnish Institute of... Read more	FPRI News December 18, 2025 FPRI Welcomes Mirna Galic, David Marsh, and Jon Metzler as Fellows Philadelphia, PA The Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) is pleased to welcome Jon Metzler and Mirna Galic as Non-Resident Senior Fellows in the Asia Program, and David Marsh as a Non-Resident Fellow in the National Security Program. David Marsh... Read more	Conversations December 18, 2025 In Conversation with Minna Ålander \| Finland’s History, Defense, and Path to NATO By: Natalia Kopytnik, Minna Ålander The following conversation was recorded on November 26, 2025, and has been edited for clarity. You can listen to the conversation here. Natalia Kopytnik: Hello, everyone. My guest today is Minna Ålander. She’s an associate fellow at... Read more
Analysis December 18, 2025 The Present and Future of the KMT in Taiwan By: Joshua Freedman Taiwan’s politics is at an inflection point. The ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), which has held the presidency since 2016, has been on the defensive since the attempt to recall more than thirty legislators from the main opposition Kuomintang... Read more	Podcasts December 17, 2025 What Is Irregular Warfare? What is Irregular Warfare and why in the Pentagon is it traditionally a subject of cyclical phases of either great enthusiasm or inattention over the decades? Phil Wasielewski talks with retired Special Forces Lieutenant Colonel Mark Grdovic, author of... Read more	Analysis December 17, 2025 Right Assessment, Wrong Tactics: Europe in the New National Security Strategy By: Hajnalka Vincze Unsurprisingly, the National Security Strategy (NSS) has set off a storm across the Atlantic. The German chancellor called parts of the document “unacceptable,” while the president of the European Council warned that Europeans must now “protect themselves even against... Read more