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Articles
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The African Union Should Resolve Somaliland’s Status
Stephen M. Schwartz - Analysis November 08, 2021 -
Confronting the Challenge of Weaponized Corruption in the Black Sea Region and Beyond
Dan Owen - Analysis November 05, 2021 -
The Impact of Climate Change on Africa’s Economies
Charles A. Ray - Analysis October 29, 2021 -
Why France’s Arrogance is Pushing Africa Further Away
Komlan Avoulete - Analysis October 27, 2021 -
The Importance of Joining the Three Seas Initiative for Georgia, Ukraine, and Moldova
Mariam Davlashelidze - Intern Corner October 27, 2021 -
A New Type of Diplomacy: Taiwan 50 Years after UN Expulsion
Thomas J. Shattuck - Analysis October 25, 2021 -
Strategic Choice: Australia’s Nuclear-Powered Submarines
Felix K. Chang - Analysis October 21, 2021 -
Assessing One Year of PLA Air Incursions into Taiwan’s ADIZ
Thomas J. Shattuck - Outside Publications October 20, 2021 -
Baltic Perspectives on U.S. and Transatlantic Nuclear Negotiations with Russia
Egle E. Murauskaite - Baltic Bulletin October 15, 2021 -
Former Secretary of the Navy Lehman Assesses U.S. Strategy—Past and Present
Hon. John F. Lehman, Jr.Nikolas K. Gvosdev - Orbis October 12, 2021 -
Undergraduate sustainability education programs and national security
Runing ZhangDavid Bourassa - Orbis October 12, 2021 -
A brief history of interdependencies and water on the Colorado plateau
Adriana P. NietoMatthew S. Makley - Orbis October 12, 2021 -
Water, pedagogy, and human security: The influence of Latin American eco-artists
Roberto Forns-Broggi - Orbis October 12, 2021 -
The transatlantic partnership: Holding China accountable for the Uyghur genocide
Matt WicksSamantha HitchcockJosè Flores - Orbis October 12, 2021 -
The “Culture Wars” go global: Three cases of religious conflict in foreign policy
Jeremiah J. CastleKyla K. Stepp - Orbis October 12, 2021