A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
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A nation must think before it acts.
Articles
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In the Baltics, We Hope Trump Tweets about Us
Linas Kojala - Baltic Bulletin April 03, 2018 -
The U.S.-Baltic Presidential Summit: 100 Years with Russia
Anke Schmidt-Felzmann - Baltic Bulletin April 03, 2018 -
Trump’s Jerusalem Embassy Move: A Busted Flush?
Bernard Wasserstein - E-Notes April 02, 2018 -
What’s Turkey Trying to Achieve in Syria?
Colin P. Clarke - Outside Publications April 01, 2018 -
Xi: It Man in China
Thomas J. Shattuck - Outside Publications March 30, 2018 -
The Vietnam War: A Lesson in the Geopolitics of Southeast Asia
Jeremy Black - The American Review of Books, Blogs, and Bull March 30, 2018 -
The Record of FPRI Scholars on Threats to the Electric Grid
Lawrence Husick - E-Notes March 27, 2018 -
The Trump Administration Kicks (Another) Beehive: Why Is the United States Pushing a “Kosovo Army”?
John R. Haines - E-Notes March 22, 2018 -
Why So Secret? The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and the Unique Fragility of Communications Intelligence
George W. Croner - E-Notes March 21, 2018 -
The Era of Urban Warfare is Already Here
Margarita KonaevJohn Spencer - E-Notes March 21, 2018 -
Xi Jinping’s Second Coronation—and What It (May) Mean for China and the Rest of Us
June Teufel Dreyer - E-Notes March 20, 2018 -
Rallying the West: The Case for Coordinated Leadership to Counter Instability in the Balkans
LeAnne Noelani HowardWalt Richter - E-Notes March 20, 2018 -
The Fate of Former KGB Agents in Latvia
Una Bergmane - Baltic Bulletin March 19, 2018 -
The Taiwan Travel Act: Only as Important as Trump Makes It
Thomas J. Shattuck - E-Notes March 19, 2018 -
Bosnia on the Russian Chopping Block: The Potential for Violence and Steps to Prevent It
Reuf BajrovicRichard KraemerEmir Suljagic - E-Notes March 16, 2018