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The Rise and Fall of Afghanistan’s Local Defense Forces
Arturo Munoz - Reports January 27, 2025 -
2024 Year In Review
Aaron SteinNatalia Kopytnik January 24, 2025 -
The Fight Against Disinformation: A Persistent Challenge for Democracy
Kateryna Odarchenko - Analysis January 24, 2025 -
Trump’s Second Term: Charting a New Path in Asia
Michael BeckleyConnor FiddlerYong Suk LeeJune Teufel DreyerBenjamin Katzeff SilbersteinAaron GlassermanJaehan ParkJessica C. TeetsFelix K. Chang - Expert Commentary January 17, 2025 -
Reflecting on Turkish-American Relations in a Second Trump Term
Selim Koru - Analysis January 14, 2025 -
Post-Assad Syria: Challenges, Opportunities, and the US Role in Shaping its Future
Mohammed A. Salih - Analysis January 14, 2025 -
Pacific Island Affairs and US Diplomatic Relations
Michael Walsh - Analysis January 13, 2025 -
Trends in Terrorism: What’s on the Horizon in 2025?
Colin P. Clarke - Analysis January 10, 2025 -
A Deal with Russia at Ukraine’s Expense Will Not Bring Peace
Olena Snigyr - Analysis January 10, 2025 -
The Evolution of Baltic Military Divisions
Lukas Milevski - Analysis December 27, 2024 -
45 Days in Ukraine, 1,000 Days in War
Kaspars Germanis - Analysis December 23, 2024 -
Women in Baltic Politics and Political Leadership
Ausra Park - Analysis December 19, 2024 -
NATO’s Future: The Philadelphia Perspective with Rep. Brendan Boyle
Walter LandgrafRep. Brendan Boyle (PA-02) - Conversations December 17, 2024 -
The Impact of Russia Sanctions on Central Asia
Maximilian Hess - Analysis December 16, 2024 -
The New ‘Baltic Way’: Assessing the Baltic Defensive Line Concept
Kevin Ryan - Analysis December 13, 2024