A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Iran-Saudi Normalization: A Regional Process with Chinese Characteristics
A nation must think before it acts.
Articles
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Turkey’s Passage to Great Power Status?
Maximilian Hess - Analysis October 08, 2021 -
Steps to integrate Taiwan aligning
Thomas J. Shattuck - Outside Publications September 30, 2021 -
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization Will Not Fill Any Vacuum in Afghanistan
Eva Seiwert - Central Asia Papers September 30, 2021 -
What Can Georgia Learn from Ukraine’s Crimean Platform Summit?
Salome Pachkoria - Intern Corner September 29, 2021 -
The Legacy of 9/11 on African Civil Society
Amukelani MatsilelePrince Mudau - Analysis September 28, 2021 -
German Voters Have Spoken: What Did They Say?
Ronald J. Granieri - Analysis September 27, 2021 -
At a Crossroads: Indonesia’s Navy Modernization
Felix K. Chang - Analysis September 27, 2021 -
9/11 and Africa: Reflecting on Two Decades of U.S.-Africa Policies and Interests
Bob WekesaSiviwe Rikhotso - Analysis September 24, 2021 -
Namejs versus Zapad: Military Exercises on Both Sides of the Frontline
Lukas Milevski - Baltic Bulletin September 22, 2021 -
Foreign Competition in Guinea: The Scramble for Natural Resources
Jessica Pickering - Intern Corner September 17, 2021 -
Zapad 2021 and Russia’s Potential for Warfighting
Johan NorbergNatalie Simpson - Reports September 15, 2021 -
Russia’s Forever Wars: Syria and the Pursuit of Great Power Status
Robert E. Hamilton - Analysis September 15, 2021 -
Engaging Russia over Syria: Managing Peripheral Conflict and Narrowing Interests
Aaron Stein - Reports September 14, 2021 -
Don’t blame China for the rise of digital authoritarianism in Africa
Mandira Bagwandeen - Analysis September 13, 2021 -
Where are the Carriers? U.S. National Strategy and the Choices Ahead
Hon. John F. Lehman, Jr.Steven Wills - Reports September 09, 2021