A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Articles
A nation must think before it acts.
Articles
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How the Battle for the Donbas Shaped Ukraine’s Success
Rob LeeMichael Kofman - Analysis December 23, 2022 -
US-Africa Leaders Summit: New Beginning or Old Wine in a New Bottle?
Charles A. Ray - Analysis December 22, 2022 -
Article 5 for the Next Decade of NATO
Mohamed Amersi - Analysis December 20, 2022 -
Will Russia Survive Until 2084?
Philip Wasielewski - Reports December 20, 2022 -
A Poetic Conviction? Turkish Courts Sentence Istanbul Mayor for Speech Crime
James Ryan - Analysis December 19, 2022 -
Why Did Latvia Ban Dozhd? Imperial Legacies and National Debates
Una Bergmane - Baltic Bulletin December 19, 2022 -
CCP Weapons of Mass Persuasion
Jacqueline Deal - Outside Publications December 16, 2022 -
Iran and the United Nations: Breaking New Ground at the Human Rights Council, Is the Commission for the Status of Women Next?
Neda Bolourchi - Analysis December 13, 2022 -
US-Japan-Taiwan Dialogue: Deterrence, Defense, and Trilateral Cooperation
Jacques deLisle - Reports December 12, 2022 -
Iranian Jews in Israel, Protests, and the Palestinians
Lior Sternfeld - Analysis December 06, 2022 -
America’s Great-Power Challenge: Managing Russia’s Decline and China’s Rise
Thomas F. Lynch III - Analysis December 05, 2022 -
Putin Is Doing Xi’s Dirty Work (and the West Is Helping Him)
William R. Spiegelberger - Analysis November 29, 2022 -
Ecological Path to Peace Is Possible in Ukraine
Saleem H. Ali - Analysis November 28, 2022 -
Religion and Resistance: The Ukrainian Orthodox and Greek Catholic Churches in Resistance Efforts in the War Against Russia
Heather S. GreggCarol Rollie Flynn - Templeton Lecture on Religion and World Affairs, Transcripts November 22, 2022 -
The Baltics Predicted the Suspension of the Ukraine Grain Deal — and Contributed to its Resumption
Leo Chu - Baltic Bulletin, Intern Corner November 22, 2022