A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
What’s Next for Syria, the Region, and the World?
A nation must think before it acts.
Articles
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Technology Policy: Convergence and Crossroads in Biden vs. Trump 2.0
Mohammed SolimanVincent Carchidi - Analysis May 16, 2024 -
Russia Launches New Offensive in Ukraine
Aaron SteinRob Lee - Conversations May 15, 2024 -
Transcending Artificial Divisions: Closing the Gap Between Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East
Michael WalshStephen Porter - Analysis May 10, 2024 -
Taiwan’s Mainstage Moment
Thomas J. Shattuck - Analysis May 08, 2024 -
Equatorial Guinea: A Case Study in the Impact of the US-China Rivalry in Africa
Zachary Davis - Intern Corner May 08, 2024 -
The Baltic States Mark Two Decades of NATO Membership
Indra EkmanisLukas Milevski - Conversations May 07, 2024 -
Is the United States Losing the Sahel?
Charles A. Ray - Analysis May 07, 2024 -
Government vs. the People in Georgia
Maia OtarashviliRobert E. Hamilton - Analysis May 06, 2024 -
US Policy in Northeast Syria: Toward a Strategic Reconfiguration
Mohammed A. Salih - Analysis May 06, 2024 -
Mending Historical Memory: Improving People-to-People Ties Between Japan and South Korea
Ryan AshleyJoseph Su - Analysis May 01, 2024 -
Russia and China in Central Asia: Potential for Direct Competition
Maximilian Hess - Reports April 30, 2024 -
The Libyan Political Crisis: Implication for Human Trafficking
Skylar Watkins - Intern Corner April 25, 2024 -
Funding Deterrence: Breakdown of the Indo-Pacific Supplemental Bill
Connor Fiddler - Analysis April 23, 2024 -
Tempting Fate: The Implications of Iran’s Attack on Israel
Afshon OstovarAaron Stein - Expert Commentary April 15, 2024 -
Mobilizing Against Thai Hydropower: Information is Power
Jessica C. TeetsAbshir AdamRapeethorn Kashemsant Na AyuthayaWei Liang - Analysis April 15, 2024